Sitraka/Quest Sitraka's chief technology officer, Mr. Lycklama served as lead architect in the design of Sitraka's JProbe family of Java performance and analysis tools and the XRT suite of Motif widgets. He also serves on Sitraka's board of directors, and has been a driving force behind the company's exceptional growth. Mr. Lycklama completed a master's degree in computer science, with a focus on algorithms for distributed systems, at the University of Toronto. Mr. Lycklama also holds a B.Math from the University of Waterloo, and is a member of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).
Java has emerged from its own hype relatively unscathed and is now showing
itself capable of matching the lofty predictions made for it. The two main
indicators of this rite of passage are standardization and evolving best
practices developments that are bringing corporations much nearer to
achieving the productivity gains that Java can deliver.
Java's advantages are well known. In the spotlight from the outset has been
the promise of WORA ("write once, run anywhere"). Even in an imperfect state
WORA offers corporations bottom-line benefits that accommodate past, present
and future: cost-effective integration with legacy investments, relatively
painless synchronization of heterogeneous business units and longer-term
platform viability that protects against costly future changes in technology
infrastructure.
Developing in Java also brings productivity benefits. Bec... (more)
Sitraka/Quest Sitraka's chief technology officer, Mr. Lycklama served as lead architect in the design of Sitraka's JProbe family of Java performance and analysis tools and the XRT suite of Motif widgets. He also serves on Sitraka's board of directors, and has been a driving force behind the company's exceptional growth. Mr. Lycklama completed a master's degree in computer science, with a focus on algorithms for distributed systems, at the University of Toronto. Mr. Lycklama also holds a B.Math from the University of Waterloo, and is a member of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).
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