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David Mason was key founder of the first consumer Internet Service Provider in Canada, Internex Online, in 1993, and later led the technical team on Canada's first national online consultation on foreign policy, working with the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade. In 2005, David was part of a research team that, within Canada's largest hospital network, put patient records online in a research environment, and established patient-provider and patient-patient communications. David has developed strong technical capabilities, a focus on usability and working with diverse viewpoints. His current focus is leading development teams, as well as information management. Free/Open Source software and content, participation and | David Mason was key founder of the first consumer Internet Service Provider in Canada, Internex Online, in 1993, and later led the technical team on Canada's first national online consultation on foreign policy, working with the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade. In 2005, David was part of a research team that, within Canada's largest hospital network, put patient records online in a research environment, and established patient-provider and patient-patient communications. David has developed strong technical capabilities, a focus on usability and working with diverse viewpoints. His current focus is leading development teams, as well as information management. Free/Open Source software and content, participation and access are main interests. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:47, 2 April 2016
David Mason was key founder of the first consumer Internet Service Provider in Canada, Internex Online, in 1993, and later led the technical team on Canada's first national online consultation on foreign policy, working with the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade. In 2005, David was part of a research team that, within Canada's largest hospital network, put patient records online in a research environment, and established patient-provider and patient-patient communications. David has developed strong technical capabilities, a focus on usability and working with diverse viewpoints. His current focus is leading development teams, as well as information management. Free/Open Source software and content, participation and access are main interests.