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Joined Microsoft in 2007 as Sr. Product Manager |
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- Website strategy and Digital Marketing for SQL Server
and BizTalk
- Launched Microsoft
Data
Platform Insider blog
- Launched Microsoft Sync Framework in 2007
- Previously managed SQL Server data programmability
technologies, including programmability in SQL Server, SQL Server Express, SQL
Server Compact, LINQ, ADO.NET Entity Framework, and ADO.NET Data Services
(Astoria)
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Created the Trey Research demo for the Bill Gates
keynote at TechEd 2008 in Orlando. It was Bill's last keynote as a fulltime
employee at Microsoft. The demo was delivered by Dave Campbell who is a
Technical Fellow at Microsoft and it featured SQL Server 2008, SQL Server Data
Services and the Microsoft Sync Framework.
"The Trey Research demo, while personally disturbing,
was outstanding."
Joe
Wilcox, eWeek Microsoft Watch
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Created
Code Focus Magazine -
2007 - Vol. 4 - Issue 3 - Data Programmability issue featuring Microsoft
SQL Server and our data related technologies for developers.
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Cofounded Vista Software in 1999 and was President/CEO
from 2000-2007. |
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Created VistaDB as the world's first fully managed and
typesafe database engine for Microsoft .NET, Mono and Compact
Framework |
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Created VistaDB 3.0, which was the world's first fully
managed database engine that let software developers build fully managed and
type-safe database applications for Microsoft .NET, Mono and the Compact
Framework.
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Created VistaDB 2.0 database engine and VistaDB 2.0
Server using Delphi.
History: Apollo 7.0 was slated to be the
successor to Apollo 6.x, but with the inclusion of our own proprietary file
format. There was an internal release of Apollo 7 that featured support for
both Xbase and for our new database format. The new database format provided so
many advantages that we decided to drop Xbase support entirely from Apollo 7
and focus exclusively on supporting our new proprietary format. With that, we
named the release VistaDB 2.0 instead of Apollo which is why there was never a
public 1.0 version of VistaDB.
- 350,000 lines of Delphi code (Object Pascal)
- 1MB embedded footprint
- Components: .NET Data Provider, ASP and COM objects,
VCL and VistaDB Server
- Team: Mike Orlov, Cesar Vega, Alexey Terzy, Med
Shakeri
- Releases: VistaDB 2.0, VistaDB 2.1
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Grew Apollo into an award-winning Xbase database engine
for managing Clipper and FoxPro data files. |
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Developed award-winning Apollo, which remains one of the
world's leading Xbase database engines that allows developers to manage Clipper
and FoxPro data files. Acquired Apollo 4.5 from Successware and subsequently
release several major versions.
- 500,000 lines of Delphi code (Object Pascal) and
C/C++
- Apollo Database Server and Apollo Relay Server
- World's first third party .NET Data Provider
- Components: .NET Provider, ASP and COM objects, VCL,
OLE DB Provider, VB Data Control
- Team: Mike Orlov, Cesar Vega, Alexey Terzy, Med
Shakeri
- Releases: Apollo 6.2, Apollo 6.0, Apollo 5.2, Apollo
5.1, Apollo 5.0, Apollo Server, Artemis.
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