MS2 made a product called "Accelerate" which was a system for helping to coordinate work of professional, distributed to all their laptop computers, and synchronized centrally. It was brilliantly conceived and executed, but unfortunately launched just as the dot.com boom was imploding.

The first year developed "Visual JavaScript"​ an integrated development environment for server-side and browser-side JavaScript.
The second year developed a workflow process engine in server-side JavaScript that was acquired by Sun Microsystems when AOL bought Netscape.

I was hired in 1991 to start a team for "groupware"​. We ended up developing one of the very first workflow engines that had a graphical editor for visually depicting the process. It was certainly the first process engine that allowed any change to any process at any time ... even while running. Launched as a product in 1994 called "TeamWARE Flow" it had significant sales in Europe

Framework was a very successful product that allowed office workers to combine spreadsheets, databases, word process, and graphics, into a single compound document. It has an early windowing system (called frames) before Microsoft had come out with Windows. For the three years I played the role of Project Manager of the development team based in San Jose.

Software Product International was an early PC startup which produced several notable products: Open Access, Logiquest, Logicalc, and Access 4. These were early PC DOS office productivity suites. Founded in San Diego, my 7 year tenure here included two years in Munich Germany, the European headquarters.