About Robert K Ware (Bob Ware)

Organization

• Robert K Ware
• President
• Study Technologies (http://studytech.com/)
• 9270 Yarrow St #3101
• Westminster, CO 80021
• USA

Contact Information:

• Voice: 1-303-403-2398
• Note: this will change frequently to avoid spam.
  

Current Projects:

• On-line dictionaries
• Workable study technologies

Other Interests:

• Music
• Grandchildren

Memberships

• Dictionary Society of North America
• Scientology
• A Founding Father and past president of the North American Thermal Analysis Society
• American Ceramic Society

Education

• 1961 PhD, Ohio State University, Ceramic Engineering
• 1957 BS, University of Texas, Ceramic Engineering

Work Experience

• 2002-present Study Technologies, Englewood, CO, President
  • Develop a new and improved type of document to help people "get" the meaning of a word
• 1996-2002 Study Technologies, Englewood, CO, President
  • Created the top rated OneLook® Dictionaries web site (sold in 2002)
• 1990-1996 Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO, Webmaster, Unix System Administrator
  • Promoted and supported World Wide Web
  • Established gopher/world wide web for the campus
  • Created a Campus Wide Information System using Perl
• 1984-1990 Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO, Unix System Administrator
  • Created the world famous interactive tutorial (vitutor) for the Unix full screen editor
  • Supported Unix operating systems, Gould, RS/6000
  • Established use of Unix computers on campus
• 1982-1984 University of Denver, Denver, CO, Unix System Administrator
  • Supported Unix operating systems, PDP 11/70, VAX
• 1976-1982 Johns-Manville, Littleton, CO, Senior Research Associate
  • Developed computer program for glass formulation and properties saving six staff-days per month
  • Introduced statistical methods which improved accuracy by 50 percent for developing glass properties factors
  • Developed computer program that optimizes cost for specified product properties
  • Provided glass technology expertise for solving a product performance problem thereby providing a $1.8 million per year cost reduction
• 1973-1976 Johns-Manville, Waterville, OH, Section Manager
  • Developed computer programs for analytical chemistry applications
  • Planned and supervised relocation of testing lab to Denver
  • Developed improved fiberglass binder resulting in $3.5 million per year cost reduction
  • Provided analytical chemistry and physical testing services for fiberglass research
• 1967-1973 Owens-Illinois, Toledo, OH, Section Manager
  • Created the "SOL-GEL" process for producing monolithic glass and ceramic objects with no high temperature step
  • Produced over 1,000 experimental glass samples per year for development of new glass formulations, with a staff reduction from seven to six people
• 1961-1967 Owens-Illinois, Toledo, OH, Research Engineer
  • Developed an improved understanding of glass melting reactions using thermal methods of analysis