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Centralogic Corporation


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BACKGROUND: specialties software hardware/OS projects


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Services provided as a Company with 3 java people

Homepage URL http://www.centralogic.com/index.html

Portfolio/Resume URL http://www.centralogic.com/index.html

Availability
Generally Available
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Location
5276 W. 74th St.
Edina, MN 55439

Best way to contact
E-mail: bwhite@centralogic.com 
Phone: 612.653.4717
Fax: 612.835.2528
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Keywords:
Servlets / Intranet Applications / RDBMS & OODBMS
Multi-User Interactive Systems / JavaBeans / RMI & CORBA
Specialites
Interactive server-based distributed object
applications using relational and object
databases.  These systems can be integrated
into an existing framework of legacy systems.
Preferred projects
Software projects on a fixed-bid basis.
Platform of focus
Java (client & server)
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Past projects
Centralogic Corporation has been in business
for 4 years as a software company.  We have
experience working on Java, Smalltalk,
NeXTSTEP, RDBMS, and Windows projects.
Contact us for more information.
Programming background
Extensive programming background.  Contact
us for more information.

Languages background
C/C++, Java, Smalltalk, NeXTSTEP, others

Hardware background
PCs

OS background
Windows, Unix, NeXTSTEP, Java

Miscellaneous technology background
Machine vision systems, industrial control 
systems
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Resouces offered to the public - free/demo/trial
To be announced
Cost
To be announced

URL for more info http://www.centralogic.com/index.html

Predictions for Java (16 - June - 97)
Java is becoming the standard platform for new 
devevelopment, just as C++ was several years
ago.  Network-enabled applications will
dominate the market, and Java is the easiest
and most productive platform for these
applications.  

Additionally, Java will be increasingly used
in embedded applications.  This, and the advent
of wireless network technologies and speech
recognition, will lead to near-ubiquitous
network-accessable control of common devices
from anywhere on the Internet.  



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