Daily Archives: November 16, 2005

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2005 JCP Micro Edition Election Results

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The top two members have been elected (2005) and will serve for the next three years on the JCP Micro Edition Executive Committee. Congratulations to Sony Ericsson and Symbian. Company/Individual Votes (%) Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB 31.1% Symbian Ltd 18.8% BenQ Corporation…

Nokia to buy Intellisync

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Nokia to buy Intellisync. Interesting. A couple of years ago while at AGEA, I had business/partnership interactions with Pumatech, now Intellisync. Back then Pumatech swallowed Atlanta-based Synchrologic, another company I dealt with, who had a very neat/robust synchronization product — if I recall…

Web Servers and Feeds for Smartcards

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Carlo of MobHappy wrote a piece on Axalto's announcement of their "new product that allows mobile users to publish a blog on their SIM cards" (via mobilepipeline). While some people are skeptical about this annoucement, there is more to this than just blogging.…

About Carlos Enrique

I’m a technologist, systems thinker, and software leader with experience spanning mission-critical Space Shuttle software, mobile and embedded platforms, large-scale distributed systems, and applied AI/ML. My career has spanned organizations such as NASA, IBM, Alcatel-Lucent, Amazon, high-growth startups, and now SHI International.

I focus on building resilient technology, scalable systems, and high-performing engineering teams for real-world environments, where complexity, scale, and decision quality directly shape outcomes. I’m the author of two books on mobile development, hold six granted patents, and stay active in the professional community, including helping establish ACM Austin as a co-organizer.

I write about technology, systems, leadership, decision-making, and the discipline required to build software and organizations that scale and endure.