DynamiteOnline.com offers online support to the Dynamite distributor community

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Contact us if you have a company, a club, an association, or any group that would benefit from an online community that fosters better communication between its members; that gives you an online and searchable archive or your documents, your questions and answers, your products, or anything else; and that gives you secure control over who may see or change any content on your website.

If we can be of help, send an email to SYSTEMS@DynamiteOnline.com and let us know how and when to reach you.

My career in the computer industry goes back to France in 1979. In 1978, I was a graduate student in Monterey, California, completing a Master's in International Business Management and Economics and in French Translation and Interpretation. The opportunity to teach at a French technical university and to be a management intern at the Honeywell-Bull computer company was just too good to pass up. I found that I had a bit of a knack for simpifying processes and streamlining them with the help of mini-computers. Upon my return to the U.S., I completed my degree and found work with a major American computer company. With the advent of the PC and later the Macintosh, my work at various market-leading hardware and software companies focused on making relational databases easy to use. What good are databases and forms and reports if the average user cannot accomplish simple tasks easily? Later, my focus switched to wireless telephone technology. Two other colleagues of mine and I spun a company out of one of the largest U.S. computer companies in 1999, received venture funding, built and licensed a software product to a global top 5 carrier, and sold the company to a publicly traded software company with nearly 1,000 employees in February 2002. Strangely enough, the focus of our product is a technology that allows the wireless carrier to share control of menus on wireless telephones.