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2 Jan 2009

Future Web Technologies in light of US Economic crisis

But we're clearly now at a point where the financial problems of the world will have a big impact on where web technology is headed. Indeed, it looks like we've arrived at one of those giant inflexion points - where one web era is usurped by another.

With terms like "now is the time for innovation", "a re-focus on the bottom line of your business is key", and "take more advantage of open source technologies and cheaper cloud computing infrastructure"; this article on ReadWriteWeb.com makes its predictions on future of Web technologies in light of the current economic crunch and disasters in the financial markets. What are your predictions for Web technologies in 2009. Where do you feel these technologies should invest? "What's Next after Web 2.0" by Richard MacManus

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Over the last 14 years I have worked at various skill levels of IT in Financial Investment Industry. Starting in my early career as a software developer constantly building my skills, I am now considered a goto talent (from reference consultation to speaking engagements) on Systems Architecture, Design, Integration, R&D and Technology best-practice across distributed technologies. Alongside, I have built a respected career in business knowledge around various aspects of financial investing, as well as successful talent in seamlessly bridging the business to the appropriate technology solutions. My career mile markers are defined by leading and delivering successful innovative products, and execution of both tactical and strategic multi-million dollar solutions with a high return value to the organization.

My work philosophy is of a practical approach to any problem - where the solution is simple to understand, modern in nature, and easy to follow. I have honed my mentoring and management skills to identify and grow talent amidst my team members, while using an agile SCRUM approach to manage, track & make visible time-to-task completed rate during the project life-cycle.

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