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            Paul Zazzarino began programming on Altairs and other microprocessor-based devices in the early 80’s. This was followed by over twenty five years of
software tool development and systems integration. The last seventeen years has focused on developing wireless and mobile handheld applications*.
Focusing on CE.NET solutions, Paul develops and evaluates mobile and wireless solutions for a variety of devices. Other areas of interest are; network
programming, applied compiler technologies, and the JAVA and .NET models

Currently:
Developing in Android with Java, doing location based services with Google Maps. Talking via kSoap to a .NET server for DB queries and updates.
Exploring the feature rich GUI objects and APIs of Android which is much like WinCE.

Was:
Visual Studio 2008 C# Compact Framework development on Mobile 6 Devices to program and configure Remote Wireless Sensors
Coding in C# in the Compact Framework for Telematics and SQL Server CE 2005 based applications. [Mobile 5/6].

Completed Release 2.0 of the Videophone for WinCE. [modeled after SIP , voice codecs via ACM, developed specialized sw video codec, all real time C/C++]

 

Awards/Certificates/Degrees                                                From                       

Bachelors in Computer Science                                            Indiana University

RF Data Collection System Activity Team (Award)             NASA

Wireless Network Administrator (Certified)                        Planet 3 Wireless

Mobile Computing (Certified)                                               Symbol/Motorola

Wireless LANs (Certified)                                                    Symbol/Motorola

* Was one of the architects involved in designing and implementing a system where data was collected from "Forms" on handheld computers and then pushed
up to PCs, then commited as a transaction. Then optionally pushed up to 3270s, AS400s or Telnet hosts. Then pushed all the way back down the chain
allowing real time processing of data. Buffering provided at each tier adjusting for network outages, allowing recoverable transactions between
each point, be it handheld, PC or mainframe. At least SOAP is making this a little easier.