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enotate®
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Excel®
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new dynamics to your PowerPoint® presentation with
enotate
PowerPoint® Presenter™
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photos and graphics with
enotate
Imager on your PC and Apple Mac.
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Wireless
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enotate
Mobile can take mobile messaging
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written note or send a quick sketch
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enopad™
ergonomics meets intuitiveness, the perfect
touchscreen-enabled graphics pad for mark ups, notes and sketches
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| Software
Development Kit - for software development
houses who want to add annotations and mark-up features to new and
existing applications. |
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Dr
Ian Cullimore
President, CEO and Founder |
Management
Team
For
the past twenty years, Dr. Cullimore has pioneered future
operating system and mobile network management strategies
and design in the US and UK. He has been involved in many
innovative technologies and start-up companies, including
being the founder of the Guildford-based company D.I.P. Ltd
in 1985 (where he created the world's first "pocket PC",
subsequently brought to market as the Atari Portfolio), and
being the original founder of Silicon Valley's Poqet Computer
Corporation in 1988 (where he created The Poqet PC palmtop,
backed by investment from Fujitsu). He was also the very original
founder of the PCMCIA PC Card industry standards association.
He has also held positions in major UK and US corporation
such as Psion (one of the very first software engineers in
1983), Novell, and Xircom, Inc. in Southern California. Dr
Cullimore invented the novel concept of „Informal Interfaces"
in his innovative PhD thesis in Human-Computer Interaction.
He has lived for many years in California, and is now resident
again in the UK. Dr Cullimore is also an Honorary Senior Research
Fellow at the University of Birmingham.
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Rodney
Hornstein,
Non-Executive Director
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Appointed
by Informal's first-round investors Hanson Capital. Rodney has
a rich history as a senior executive with wide experience in
general management, having been involved with the information
technology industry since 1958. With a broad spectrum of management
experience, technical, sales, marketing and general management,
he is very familiar with the formulation and implementation
of strategic, business and marketing plans. He also has extensive
experience of raising capital from both venture capital sources
and in the City of London for listed companies. Rodney is also
Chairman of a high-technology company, Alphameric plc. |
Prof.
Mike Sharples BSc, PhD, FRSA,
Advisor to the Board |
Mike
Sharples holds the Kodak/Royal Academy of Engineering Chair
in Educational Technology at the University of Birmingham, UK.
He leads the University’s Educational Technology Research
Group, comprising some 35 staff and postgraduate researchers.
The focus of the Group’s research is human-centred design
of new technologies for learning, collaboration and informal
interaction.
Current work includes two major projects funded by the EC Information
Society Technologies programme. MOBILearn involves partners
from Europe, USA and Australia, to develop “Next-generation
paradigms and interfaces for technology supported learning in
a mobile environment exploring the potential of ambient intelligence”.
The Lab of Tomorrow is a project to design wearable and embedded
technology for science learning. Professor Sharples also has
research collaborations with companies and public sector organisations
including Eastman Kodak (children’s use of digital imaging
technology), BT (tools for conversational learning), and IBM
(user engineering). |
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