Professional Consulting

After Georgia Tech, I sold mainframe computers for NCR into the Medical field. 

In 1982, I joined with a lifelong friend to start Orthotrac, the first software system designed for Orthodontists; it was a game-changer for Orthodontists.  We initially used the Oasis operating system, then Unix, and in 1994, switched to Windows.  We became the largest supplier of software for Orthodontists.

In 1999, we joined InfoCure which became PracticeWorks, then was a part of Kodak, and finally Carestream Dental.  I "retired" in 2004.

In 2011, I joined with former employees and industry veterans to form Cloud9software, the first browser-based software for Orthodontists - again, a game-changer.  I "retired" again in 2019.