| Richard
Jay Silverman
CEO |
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History (Before he came to the firm in '94)
As the president of QuickSilver Development Inc. (a software development and consulting firm), Richard had personally created and brought to market four software products: “The CO80 Windows Library”, “W.I.T”, “S.T.I.L.E.” and “Executive Crosswords”. In addition, his technical services and staff were rendered to product development efforts at such prestigious firms as: First Boston, EDO, Chase Manhattan, Pitney Bowes, Morgan Stanley, NYNEX, Thomson Financial Services and Software Options, where he personally had a hand in producing: HPS(TM) , MIDAS(TM) , WASPP(TM) , TPSW(TM), TradeView(TM), MS-Word(TM) , BOSS(TM), and MEDOS(TM). In his first month’s association with VNS, Mr. Silverman was able to establish and sign a contract whereby VNS would assume and manage a CD-ROM development effort. He was then able to acquire the programmers (himself included) to produce the software for EDP Technologies Inc. It is this entrepreneurial attitude combined with the fact that he has worked in all phases of the software and distribution lifecyles which has made him an excellent addition to fulfill company goals of quick resolution to client’s issues, while maintaining highest quality of product workmanship. Mr. Silverman’s strengths rely heavily on his intrinsic knowledge of technical specification and good resource management skills. His technical capabilities include Methodology Development, Functional Decomposition of subsystems, Requirements Determination, Software Specification and Design, GUI Design, Quality Assurance Control, and a wide array of languages (including C, C++, Assembler, VB, SQL, COBOL, FORTRAN, to name a few). His leading edge technology design and use has given him expert knowledge in Cross Platform Deployment, as well as procurement and distribution skills related to both hardware and software for both in and out source development efforts. These are techniques which VNS relies heavily on to provide the quality service which is expected of it. |
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