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OIC's team consists
of seasoned professionals with vision for products and services and passion for innovation.
They have conceived, built, and brought to market technologies that
serve as a base for products in the hottest industries today,
such as remote video, security and surveillance, networking,
web-based remote business solutions, cell-phone technologies,
and others.
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Krystyna Maliniak
Ms.
Maliniak has built and managed talented software development teams
and directed the development and delivery of innovative products,
such as the first two-way pager for Skytel and the pen operating system PenDOS,
later bought by IBM. She has managed multi-company and international
projects, including a joint development of U.S., European and Japanese
OS for IBM. She has designed and developed software, including operating
systems, applications, and APIs. Ms. Maliniak holds a Master's Degree
in Mathematics/Computer Science from the University of Warsaw, Poland.
She is a co-founder and principal in OIC. |
Daniel
E. Brown
Mr. Brown brings entrepreneurial vision of the future into OIC.
He is an experienced designer of application and system software,
specializing in image and video, embedded applications and communications,
including wireless technology. Mr. Brown is the inventor of Page
Preview - a graphics technology to view on screen exactly what will
be printed. He has been granted three patents while at Silicon Graphics.
He is considered an expert in the programming field. Mr. Brown is
leading the charge in building OIC product line. He is a co-founder
and principal in OIC. |
Ken
Jacobsen
Ken
Jacobsen has been involved in high tech marketing and business development
for almost 30 years; most of this time has been as a consultant.
His clients have included AMP, Fujitsu, HP, Kodak, Sharp, Toshiba
and many others. As a consultant for Fujitsu, he was involved with
the creation of the PCMCIA. As a patent licensing agent for HP,
he organized the IrDA. He has published research reports though
SRI, International and Dataquest. At SRI, he developed a multi client
program focused on emerging technology for mobile computing and
communications. He has held executive positions in numerous startups
and specializes in business development. He currently is a Director
for the Global Software Program, an entrepreneurial training program
conducted through Oulu University, Finland, for Finnish software
companies interested in opening their business in America. |
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