Robert
Terry, co-founder of Viper Vertex, has a wide range of expertise
in Information Science and
an extensive background in electronic multimedia. Mr. Terry has
technically produced/mastered many widely distributed CD-ROM's and
DVD's. He has also designed and developed numerous web sites - both
for information and for secure e-commerce.
Mr. Terry
is currently a freelance software engineer and has recently
designed and prototyped a network based 'strategic bioinformatics
tool under the direction of Dr. Laura Esserman; University California
San Francisco Medical. Other current work includes contributing
to the design and development of an innovative non-invasive breast
cancer detection device (The Kennedy Institute, Oakland Ca), and
the production of an interactive multimedia information/communication
hybrid DVD for El Camino Hospital, Mountain View California.
Additionally
Mr. Terry is currently producing, designing and developing a bio-metric
recognition system for LIAISON Systems/Viper Vertex. This unique
system was first commissioned and successfully installed at the
St Louis Zoo. St Louis Missouri. 'Chimp Finder' was first introduced
to the public in spring 2005. (See descriptions of Viper Vertex's
project highlights for more detailed description of the LIAISON
system).
Mr. Terry was formerly the Director of web technology and strategy for Wholepeople.com, (Whole Foods Inc.) and a Senior Technical Manager responsible for developing major e-commerce and public information projects for SGI, CNET and PC-World. He has produced and cumulatively managed the development of over 24 commercially available software products for companies including SGI, CNET, PC World, Island Graphics, Everex, Dinippon Screen and Unda Oy.
Mr. Terry
has a 20+-year background in computer product development and
creating innovative and engaging user interfaces. He is an accomplished
computer software designer, developer, information architect,
technical visionary and a talented team leader with an exceptional
track record in bringing innovative new products to the market.
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