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Mark
Osborne
2/24 Melbourne Street Murrumbeena Victoria
3163 Australia
marko@pcblues.com
I have been involved with most aspects of hardware, software and development
on personal computers since 1983, and the internet since 1991.
September
1998 - Today DAVIES COLLISON CAVE (Intellectual Property and
Trademark Attorneys) Melbourne, Australia
Development of in-house practice management system using Inprise
Delphi 4,5 and Microsoft SQL Server 6.5, 7.0
September
1999 DNS AUSTRALIA Melbourne, Australia
Developed installation program for online education
system.
December 1997 - Today Launched PC
Blues Melbourne, Australia
Performed all tasks associated with bringing two software products to
market on an Internet site.
Developed products using Delphi 3, 4 and 5.
Provided hardware and software consultation to clients.
The Upgrade Suite simplifies and manages software distribution across
intranets, corporate networks and the Internet.
EasyRead facilitates reading large amounts of text off a screen easily.
Customer Database development.
January
1998 DNS AUSTRALIA Melbourne, Australia
Developed a web-based communication system for online tertiary
education.
Used Active Server Pages and SQL Server 6.5.
February
1998 BBL Funds Management Limited Melbourne,
Australia
Developed software on contract basis for marketing and financial
reconciliation purposes.
Used Delphi 3, and MS SQL Server 6.5
November 1996 -
November 1997 SAUSAGE SOFTWARE Melbourne, Australia
Programmed on team to develop world famous web authoring tool.
Developed an internet product that was bundled with retail version of
Netscape Communicator.
Developed using Delphi 2 and 3
July 1995 - October
1996 JLM SOFTWARE Melbourne, Australia
Oversee maintenance of office computer network ( Virus protection,
system back-ups, hardware maintenance)
Provide customer technical assistance over phone to customers and
retailers for all of our products.
Initiated conversion of telephone customer help to a new first contact
system of mailed out help sheets covering the most common problems.
Programmed in C, Formula (Multimedia), and Delphi 1 to create menu
systems for the CD-ROMS.
Worked in three man team to program multimedia CD-ROM magazine using
Formula Graphics, Adobe Photoshop, Paint Shop
Pro.
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