Daniel Nelson serves as vice president, products, and is one of the original founders of Phurnace Software. He is responsible for all aspects of product management including innovation and product line expansion. Daniel has over ten years of experience in the software development field, eight of which are in senior management positions in operations, project management, and quality assurance at innovative early-stage software companies such as Isochron Data, drkoop.com, the Cobalt Group, NetObjects, and SurfWatch Software. Daniel has spent the last six years working specifically with Java EE? technologies. Daniel has a B.A. and an M.B.A. from the University of Texas at Austin. His idea and business plan for Phurnace Software, Inc. won him the coveted Moot Corp. Award in 2006 from the University of Texas competition.
Deploying and migrating JavaEE applications is hard work. Specifically, it's
work that's error-prone, repetitive, and time consuming because of the
complexity of setting up or tweaking Web application servers. The result is
lost man/hours, soaring costs, and potential problems associated with hidden
or unseen configuration issues that might pop up at a later time. Furthermore
the situation is often muddied by the "fog of war" - technical personnel and
their managers don't really have any easy way to take an accurate snapshot of
current application server configurations, and no easy way to make decisions
regarding those assets and how they can (or can't) support an enterprise's
line of business.
Frankly, the situation can sometimes seem like a big house of cards right
before a catastrophic tremor. One day everything is fine, the next maybe not
so fine. The tipping p... (more)
Daniel Nelson serves as vice president, products, and is one of the original founders of Phurnace Software. He is responsible for all aspects of product management including innovation and product line expansion. Daniel has over ten years of experience in the software development field, eight of which are in senior management positions in operations, project management, and quality assurance at innovative early-stage software companies such as Isochron Data, drkoop.com, the Cobalt Group, NetObjects, and SurfWatch Software. Daniel has spent the last six years working specifically with Java EE? technologies. Daniel has a B.A. and an M.B.A. from the University of Texas at Austin. His idea and business plan for Phurnace Software, Inc. won him the coveted Moot Corp. Award in 2006 from the University of Texas competition.
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