Thirty years of systems that work.
The case studies that follow span national public safety infrastructure, enterprise innovation platforms, immersive 3D collaboration, healthcare software, marine industry data warehousing, regional data products, marketing operations, managed web services, and a physical products studio. The thread running through all of them is the same: understand the problem, build the system, make it work.
Case Study 01. IBM ThinkPlace, Global Innovation Platform
Industry: Enterprise Technology. Timeline: 2002 to 2006.
Case Study 02. IBM Virtual Worlds, Enterprise 3D Collaboration
Industry: Enterprise Technology and Virtual Collaboration. Timeline: 2006 to 2009.
Case Study 03. Redevelopment Lead Engine, Productized Academic Methodology
Industry: Data Products and Urban Redevelopment. Timeline: 2009.
Case Study 04. Cape Coral Chamber of Commerce, Dynamic Curved Navigation
Industry: Web Engineering and Local Commerce. Timeline: Approximately 2009.
Case Study 05. AgBizApps, From Contractor to Owner
Industry: Agricultural Mobile Software. Timeline: Approximately 2010 to the mid-2010s.
Case Study 06. 911Buddy, Nationwide Emergency Connectivity Platform
Industry: Public Safety and Mobile Technology. Timeline: 2014 to 2016.
Case Study 07. VizMarket, Regional Business Intelligence Directory
Industry: Data Products and Regional Commerce. Timeline: Approximately 2010 to 2025.
Case Study 08. Southwest Florida Marketing Agency, Digital Production Buildout
Industry: Marketing Agency and Digital Operations. Timeline: 2016 to 2020.
Case Study 09. Embryo Donation Platform, Specialty Fertility Practice
Industry: Healthcare and Medical Software. Timeline: 2019 to Present.
Case Study 10. Marine Dealership, Multi-Location Data Warehouse
Industry: Marine Retail and Data Engineering. Timeline: 2024 to Present.
Case Study 11. Hosting Turnaround, From Loss to Recurring Revenue
Industry: Managed Web Services and Business Operations. Timeline: 2024 to Present.
Case Study 12. Stem and Stone, Premium Home Decor Studio
Industry: Physical Products, Brand and Operations. Timeline: Ongoing.
Each case study above shows the same pattern applied to a different domain. Cross-domain breadth is the differentiator. Same person. Same operating model. Different problems.