These are some of Paul's recent projects. For more information, contact him at paul@mobile511.com

Recent Projects

Genesis File Transfer is a secure Web-based customer extranet. It uses Secure Socket Library (SSL) protocols to transfer sensitive billing, claims, and patient information from customers to a central processing server.

The project was implemented using Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 and ASP.NET 2.0
It was deployed on Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and Internet Information Server (IIS).

Mobile511 is a mobile IT demonstration project. It showcases a variety of skills and sensibilities.

It is the first service of its kind to deliver live, full-color traffic information to cell phone users. Using xHTML web technology, cascading style sheets, VisualBasic.Net, and the power of the Nokia Series 60 mobile phone platform, it reduces traffic headaches for commuters and travelers.

DieGrenze.com is a personal project to share some of my discoveries while learning about the German language and culture.

Does the Universe have a center? Where was it born? Who was its Mother? Is it laughing at us behind our backs?

CosmicNavel is just a fun idea. It's a work in progress, with no particular relevance. It's also a demonstration of Macromedia Flash.

If you like this domain name, it just might
be for sale.

    CosmicNavel.com

Go here, do this.
And everybody wins.

If you are looking for first-rate writing for your marketing materials, product documentation, or other projects, we can help.

NerdWerdz is a consortium of talented communicators with many years of experience writing about complex technical subjects - and making it look easy.

     NerdWerdz.com

Top Writing Talent for
Technology & Marketing

Making technology easier
for everyone...

What will the "next generation" of the Internet look like? Google and others are on the right track, but they've barely scratched the surface.

I have seen the future of the Internet and it begins here...

Metaschema

    Metaschema.org

A place for everything
&
everything in its place

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This site is 100% copyright 2004 Paul Cunningham. All rights reserved.
All content and art was created by, and remains the property of the author.
Site created using Microsoft FrontPage, Adobe Photoshop and Macromedia Flash.
Additional content developed using Microsoft Word and Adobe Acrobat.

Recent Projects
Genesis File Transfer is a secure Web-based customer extranet. It uses Secure Socket Library (SSL) protocols to transfer sensitive billing, claims, and patient information from customers to a central processing server. The project was implemented using Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 and ASP.NET 2.0 It was deployed on Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and Internet Information Server (IIS).
Mobile511 is a mobile IT demonstration project. It showcases a variety of skills and sensibilities. It is the first service of its kind to deliver live, full-color traffic information to cell phone users. Using xHTML web technology, cascading style sheets, VisualBasic.Net, and the power of the Nokia Series 60 mobile phone platform, it reduces traffic headaches for commuters and travelers.
DieGrenze.com is a personal project to share some of my discoveries while learning about the German language and culture.
Does the Universe have a center? Where was it born? Who was its Mother? Is it laughing at us behind our backs? CosmicNavel is just a fun idea. It's a work in progress, with no particular relevance. It's also a demonstration of Macromedia Flash. If you like this domain name, it just might be for sale.	CosmicNavel.com
Go here, do this. And everybody wins. If you are looking for first-rate writing for your marketing materials, product documentation, or other projects, we can help. NerdWerdz is a consortium of talented communicators with many years of experience writing about complex technical subjects - and making it look easy.	NerdWerdz.com Top Writing Talent for Technology & Marketing Making technology easier for everyone...
What will the "next generation" of the Internet look like? Google and others are on the right track, but they've barely scratched the surface. I have seen the future of the Internet and it begins here... Metaschema	Metaschema.org A place for everything & everything in its place