Telemedicine Videoconferencing: Under a grant from the U.S. National Institutes of Health, Institute on Aging, develop a “set-top box” to be installed in patients' homes to allow videoconferencing using internet connections.

Description of the DocBox, set top box, and tele-health applications. [link]

Our Phase I project, Group Tele-Exercise for Improving Balance in Elders was described in the journal of the American Telemedicine Association Telemedicine and eHealth.
URL at: http://www.liebertonline.com/doi/abs/10.1089/tmj.2006.12.561

Our randomized controlled study Comparison of Telecommunication, Community, and Home
Based Tai Chi Exercise Programs on Compliance and Effectiveness in Elders at Risk for Falls was accepted for publication in the Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in December of 2009, and will appear during 2010.

Database Integration: Integrate a non-profit’s MIS with their state and federal funders information system.

Osteoporosis Scanner Diagnosis Program: Create a program to integrate data from a partial body-scan for bone density with patient questionnaire data to predict the susceptibility for developing osteoporosis.

Quick Applications: Microdesign QuickApps are low-cost, quick turnaround, software development projects which provide an especially high return on investment. Development time is typically a few days or weeks. Examples: Web-based Time Card application, Web-based Realty Inquiry, RMA Workflow Manager.

Technical Assessment: Conduct technical assessments for an international education institution in the U.S., Austria, and Croatia. Develop plans for IT budget, staffing, and networking infrastructure to allow seamless connections between U.S. and European sites.

Digital Media Development Laboratory: Create a Digital Media Development Laboratory for developing course material for on-line courses, and to manage courses given online.