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* Governance, risk, and compliance applications
* Governance, risk, and compliance applications
* Frameworks that help APL applications run on the web
* Frameworks that help APL applications run on the web
* and a plethora of tools, utilities, and amusements
* and a plethora of tools, utilities, and amusements...


Brian has served as [[Dyalog LTD]]'s APL Tools Architect since March 2011. Additionally, Brian has maintained his own APL consultancy, Blue Dolphin Solutions, LLC since 1983.  In the 1990's Brian contributed to the design of the first [[user command]] system and several of his ideas have found their way into various APL implementations. Brian has been involved with the [[APL Problem Solving Competition]] since its inception in 2009, first as a judge and also later as its primary problem content developer. Based on the feedback from a competition winner, Brian implemented the first version of [[TryAPL]] in 2012.
Brian has served as [[Dyalog LTD]]'s APL Tools Architect since March 2011. Additionally, Brian has maintained his own APL consultancy, Blue Dolphin Solutions LLC, since 1983.  In the 1990's Brian contributed to the design of the first [[user command]] system and several of his ideas have found their way into various APL implementations. Brian has been involved with the [[APL Problem Solving Competition]] since its inception in 2009, first as a judge and also later as its primary problem content developer. Based on the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r1-Q4KxxrA&t=26m56s feedback from the 2011 competition winner], Brian implemented the first version of [[TryAPL]] in 2012.


Brian has been recognized for his work in APL when he received the New York State Data Processing Association's Award of Excellence and twice by ACM/SIGAPL for innovative use of APL.
Brian has been recognized for his work in APL when he received the New York State Data Processing Association's Award of Excellence and twice by ACM/SIGAPL for innovative use of APL.
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