| About
the authors
Dr. Capone is a nationally known Java expert who has
spent the past decade researching wireless applications.
As Aligo's CTO, Dr. Capone leads the technology development
and is principal architect of the innovative M-1 Server.
Before Aligo, he was an Assistant Professor at Arizona State
University and Director of the Network Engineering and Wireless
Telecom Lab. Dr. Capone is a recipient of the prestigious
National Science Foundation CAREER Award, and sits on numerous
technical committees, including the Java Community Process
(JCP) JSR-127 Expert Group. He is a regular speaker
at wireless and Java conferences, and a frequent contributor
to publications such as Java Developer's Journal.
Pramod Immaneni is a software architect at Aligo, where
he designs and develops mobile solutions for the company.
He most recently architected Aligo's unique end-to-end
Java mobile synchronization solution. With six years of
networking experience and an emphasis on wireless networks,
Immaneni has developed applications such as voice and video
conferencing over both wired and wireless networks.
He received his bachelor's and master's degrees in
electrical engineering from IIT Madras and Arizona State
University, respectively.
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