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| Years before there was an internet, Richard created the on-line multi-user bbs software that became the original CompuServe Forum discussion groups. Learn more about his background here... |
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Richard Taylor
Computer Programmer, Web Designer/Programmer,
Desktop Publishing, Internet Configuration Support,
Support for On-line Services, Windows, DOS and Mac Support
(Hardware and Software), Systems Engineer, Operations Executive,
Computer Graphics Specialist |
Commercial Software Published (shrink wrapped):
- GB-STAT Mac (sole author),
Statistical Analysis with Presentation Graphics
- GB-STAT Windows (co-author) ),
Statistical Analysis with Presentation Graphics
- Graph-In-The-Box (Head of US support team)
Memory resident charting utility for DOS
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On-line Software Authored:
- Wrote the original Forum (discussion group) software for CompuServe, Inc.
- Various Interactive games for the DEC PDP11 also running on CompuServe
- Various Java, JavaScript, CGI and Perl scripts
Desktop Publishing Award:
First prize: Xerox Desktop Publishing Contest (Digital Book Design)
Employment History:
Guyarts, Ltd.,
Union City NJ
Technical Director, September 1996-present |
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| Dynamic Microsystems, Inc., Silver Spring MD
Director of Programming, December 1989-1998 |
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| I am the sole author of the commercially available software program GB-STAT for the Macintosh (Mac & PPC), published by Dynamic Microsystems, and Director of Programming for the Windows versions of the same program.
I ported the original Visual Basic Windows version to the Mac and later did the port from Think to Codewarrior to develop the native Power Macintosh version. The current version is written in a mix of Pascal, C and C++. I authored the 256 page manual and I handle Internet and occasional telephone customer support for the products. |
| New England Software, Inc. Greenwich, CT
Vice-President Operations
December 1983-December 1989 |
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| Responsible for the day-to-day operations of the company. Financial duties included: financial management, inventory control, cash flow management, purchasing and accounts receivable. Other duties included managing in-house software development for large OEM customers of graphics software modules. |
| Ericsson Information Systems, Greenwich, CT
Support System Manager
(Ericsson PC)
December 1983 - January 1985 |
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| Responsible for in-house software development and other software issues involving Ericsson's product line of personal computers. While at Ericsson I developed and implemented a multi-user computerized order processing system. I also computerized the customer support department which created a database of customer problems and their solutions which could be accessed by everyone in the company through a LAN. |
| Programs Unlimited, Inc.
President & COO
August 1980 to November 1983 |
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| One of the founders of this International chain of computer retail stores. After a successful public offering, the chain grew to 35 stores in the U.S. and three stores in the U.K..
My duties included the daily operations of this multi-million dollar company, product line development, inventory control and managing the corporate staff of 15 and a field staff of 6. |
Programming Languages:
HTML, Borland C/C++, Visual C/C++, Pascal, Visual BASIC, VBA, CGI, Perl, JavaScript, Java, FORTRAN
Platforms:
Windows 9x/2000, Macintosh, Unix, Linux
