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Mike McMillan Engineer/Architect 
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Mike McMillan has been honing his expertise in nTier Architecture in the Progress community since 1995.
He entered the community as an expert with VisualBasic, lending to his mastery of event driven paradigms and paving the way to the OO model in the Progress language.
"In the Progress world I have been able to take the Progress 4GL and completely adapt it to an Object Oriented approach. It so much more powerful than the majority even begin to realize." Mike McMillan's most resent accomplishments have been Applications like ProDesk designed for Progress Software Corporation as well as an extremely rapid development of a Transport Module for Iron Mountain in which remote scanners send messages though a JAVA Open Client for "Real Time" updates.
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| Application/Service | Roll & Technology | Description | Client |
| ProDesk |
Architect Designer Developer ¤ Web Client (GUI) ¤ WebSpeed ¤ AppServer ¤ Open Client (.NET) |
The Call Tracking System used international by departments throughout Progress Software Corporation "ProDesk RULES!!!!!. This is a tool we can actually use with ease. I have not tried everything with it but this is so intuitive it actually makes sense." Bob Barton - PSC IT Manager/UNIX read more..... |
Progress Software Corporation |
| Transport Tracking |
Co-Architect Designer Developer ¤ AppServer ¤ Open Client (JAVA) |
Progress integration with 20/20 (delivery tracking system originally designed for UPS) interfacing with hand scanners in the field for real time updates | Iron Mountain |
| Global Solutions Directory |
Architect Designer Developer ¤ WebSpeed ¤ AppServer |
"Shopping cart" type application that queries business partners and dynamically generates PDF documents. | Progress Software Corporation |
| CCM (Client Context Manager) |
Architect Designer Developer ¤ AppServer |
Manage light to very heavy client context for stateless clients, e.g. WebSpeed, JSPs. | Progress Software Corporation |
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