Da Capo al Fine
The pivot of 'Da Capo al Fine', on which everything turns, is Hans van Oosten. He is your first 'port of call' for consultancy on all your queries regarding projects & technical problems. He is assisted by colleague advisors and numerous partners.
About Hans van Oosten
Music and sports enthusiast, married. One athletic son. A passion for software, engendered during his technical physics studies. Since 1979, busy with software every single day. Being familiar with both the hard and the soft sides of software, he is thus able to bridge the differences between all of its technical, organizational, strategic and emotional facets.
Education/Courses
Technical Physics, Software, Management & Marketing, Leadership & Mediation.
Career
Development Engineer, product & marketing manager, advisor software engineering, advisor software integration, business manager, software advisor.
Experience
Philips, PTIS and Circle Software, SERC, KPN, ASMI, ABN AMRO, Shared Objectives, M&I/Partners, COA, Universities, Delta Lloyd, Aa & Maas Water Board, EuroNed Systems, De Dommel Water Board, Het Waterschapshuis, Auping, University of Twente.
Branches and activities
Machine Operating Systems and manufacture, measurement and testing, financial bodies, energy distribution, wafer production machines, telecommunication, healthcare, publishing, education, insurance, water-management, inspection for the Department of Transport and Waterways, agriculture, furniture manufacturing.
Collaboration
Collaboration gets more results. Insights from science deliver new impulses in the improvement of software. Specialist expertise form a significant complement to the analysis and solution possibilities of 'Da Capo al Fine'. Examples of collaborating partners are the TRESE research group from the University of Twente, the Software Improvement Group and M&I/Partners. The services of RiskPortal.net are on the repertoire of 'Da Capo al Fine'.
'Da Capo al Fine' is taking part in the ICT-Kring Delft.
Check out his complete resume (pdf)
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