Base Technology is a sole-proprietorship consisting of Jack Krupansky, focused on the development of advanced software technology, especially Software Agent Technology.

• Jack's resume
• Our blogs:

• Base Technology - Jack's primary business and technology interests
• Agtivity - Jack's interests in software agent technology
• Finaxyz - Jack's interests in finance and the stock market, including daily stock market commentary
• EntEngr - Jack's interests in entrepreneurial engineering
• Jack Krupansky on Blogging - Jack's commentary on blogging
• Bloglines public "blogroll" - a list of all the blogs that Jack subscribes to via Bloglines.com

• Preliminary proposal for Distributed Virtual Personal Data Storage (DVPDS)
• Preliminary proposal for a Data Union
• Discussion of The Nature of Identity
• [Coming, eventually] Discussion of Dynamic Coalitions
• [Coming, eventually] Discussion of Question Database
• [Coming, eventually] Discussion of Remote Data Security
• A mini position paper on "open source" software
• Check out Jack's Daily Stock Market Commentary, Stock Market Outlook for 2006, and finance web site for individual investors
• Check out our web site for Enrepreneurial Engineers. It's for technology people who are interested in running their own businesses.
• Check out our web site for Software Agent Technology:

• Software Agent Manifesto
• The Consumer-Centric Knowledge Web - A Vision of Consumer Applications of Software Agent Technology - Enabling Consumer-Centric Knowledge-Based Computing
• Glossary of Software Agent Technology Terms
• Links for Software Agent Technology
• Business Agents and the Semantic Enterprise (BASE)

• Check out our Vision for Factpad - A Consumer Tool for Storing Facts for the Semantic Web

Jack Krupansky is a software developer, consultant, and software entrepreneur.  He has worked at computer companies such as Digital Equipment Corporation and Wang Laboratories, and many smaller companies, especially "start-ups".  His original training and experience was in programming languages, compilers, and software development tools, but he has branched out into areas such as graphics and image processing, databases, web search engines, etc.

Jack invented Liana, an interpretive C/C++-like object-oriented programming language and class library and integrated development environment, originally for development of GUI Windows applications.  He also created CodeScript, an embeddable version for non-GUI use.  Liana is somewhat similar to Java and was developed around the same time, in the early 1990's.   A description was published in the July 1992 issue of the C Users Journal.   Unlike Java, Liana and CodeScript support dynamic execution of source code scripts and evaluation of source code expressions.

For Jack's commentary on life, including the Microsoft Antitrust trial, visit opixia.com.

He has written a number of articles for Midnight Engineering magazine, Dr. Dobbs Journal, the C Users Journal, and PC Techniques magazine.

Jack signed The Manifesto for Agile Software Development on August 22, 2005.  The goal is to favor and value individuals and interactions over processes and tools, working software over comprehensive documentation, customer collaboration over contract negotiation, and responding to change over merely following a plan.  Great software evolves over time and can never be predicted by even the best of specifications. Jack believes in anything that makes the customer happy, keeps them happy, keeps them coming back for more, and inspires them to encourage others to seek out our services

For database software or software development services, visit Vermont Database Corporation.

Please contact us with any questions or comments.

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