An Assessment of
Potential Markets for Small Satellites (Center for Innovative Technology,
Fairfax, VA: 1990) - co-author. This perhaps was the first public study
of this exciting new technology. Much has happened with Small Satellites
since then.
Space Economics (AIAA, Washington, D.C: 1992), coauthored Chapter 5.2,
"Economics of Strategic Planning", with Joe Fuller, founder and president
of Futron, Inc. We had a lot of fun
collaborating on this paper.
National Information Infrastructure's NII Ease
of Use white paper, presented many years ago (1993), when the
Internet was on the verge of blastoff. The federal government was
concerned about "universal access". I was a minor contributor to this
conference and resulting white paper.
Companies and Products
Agorics, Inc., Los Altos, CA, 1994-2005 - co-founder
CANTV, Venezuela - consulting on Domino-based apps, such as Catalogo de Tarjetas (no longer exists)
Sampoerna, Indonesia - Notes consulting. Worked with HP on Sampoerna's network
infrastructure issues as well, and especially enjoyed working
with Mac McClusky, Koko Ityawamadi, and Dana Moentoro.
ecmarkets.net - at Nexgen Solutions, did some of the early design & development, in Domino. (no longer exists)
Volunteers in Technical Assistance (now called EnterpriseWorks/VITA), did some consulting work for them,
providing economic justifications for the first VITASat small
satellite. I'm very proud to see that these satellites are still flying!
UTMB School of Allied Health Sciences HISS - created an early (1986)
version of HISS; but current version has, I suspect, none of my legacy!
Cites and References
Software
Components, as seen by the Foresight Institute. Howie Baetjer, Bill Tulloh and I created the Software Componments marketplac,e
one of the most successful sectors of the American Information Exchange - the world's first online marketplace.
Resources for Economists on the Internet,
was written many, many years ago, pre-web servers and commercialization. I played a small part in writing the early versions.