In 2013, I co-founded a Healthcare IT startup called Ambassador Software Works. The company is built around technology licensed out of The Ohio State University. We started beta testing with clients in 2015 and are looking forward to significant growth in 2016 and beyond.
As part of my long-term plan for Eviduction, I wanted an easy, automated way to extract notes from my kindle into a centralized management system. After a few days, I had a fully functional program in DaleyKlippings.
My Online Songbook project is perhaps the best example of how pervasively analytical I am. I regular a dueling piano bar in town called The Big Bang (see the Columbus or Corporate page). Dueling piano bars are “all request” so they depend on the audience to select songs and “vote” for them with tips. Even though I visit to relax and enjoy the show, I couldn’t help but notice the implicit process by which songs were selected.
Eviduction (“the synthesis of evidence and deduction”) grew out of a personal passion for neuroscience. I spent many years reading primary neuroscience articles intent on writing and publishing in the space. During this process, it became clear to me that a considerable amount of time and effort is duplicated in the secondary research process. While it was originally conceived as an approach to reduce redundancy in secondary research, Eviduction has the potential to provide added value in both the online textbook and primary research space.
Refer2Save was born in a discussion about the problems faced by traditional Deal-A-Day (DAD) sites and quickly grew into a B2B Marketing concept. Refer2Save proprietary declining price promotion generates new customers through referrals from existing customers.
In 2011, a partner and I acquired an online juicer website (purelyjuicers.com). Along with some revenue, the site provided a crash course in: