IBM® Time and Place® was a full-featured network calendar for the enterprise, using the IBM AIX operating system running on IBM RS/6000 servers. The end-user application was initially created for IBM OS/2 version 2 and Microsoft Windows version 3.1, then ported to Macintosh OS 7.

My role on this project:

• Team leader for the Macintosh Time and Place Calendar team.
• Responsible for interviewing and hiring decisions.
• Responsible for the interface design changes necessary to convert a Windows calendar to a Macintosh version.
• Programmer in the Calendar team using C++ with the Symantec Think Class Library and Metrowerks CodeWarrior compiler.
• Installed and managed the Ethernet/LocalTalk/Token Ring environment connecting our Macintosh Ethernet network to the IBM-wide token ring network over TCP/IP.
• Installed and managed our Macintosh World Wide Web server on the internal IBM Internet.
• Used HTML to design web pages to display information about the Macintosh Time and Place Calendar.