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Paul Shaw-Jiun Chen
Paul Shaw-Jiun Chen has been the President of eBiz TotalSolution, Inc. since February 2000, when the company was founded. In addition to eBiz Total Solution, Inc., Paul Chen also founded Crystal Computing Corp. and co-founded Amplify.net, Inc. and IEMS, Inc. Before eBiz TotalSolotion, Inc., Paul was the President of Crystal Computing for 8 years (1991-1999). Before Crystal Computing, Paul was a software engineer at Software Publishing Corporation (1988-1991). Before that, Paul Chen was a project manager, who was in charge of a software development team of 30 engineers to develop various CASE, Database, and LAN projects for Institute of Information Industry (III) in Taiwan, Republic of China. Earlier than that, Paul Chen was a project leader who lead a team at III to develop the IBM 5550 based Chinese DOS/BIOS, and a Print Server running a PC Cluster Local Area Network. Before that, Paul was a project manager at Foundry Information System to lead a team of 6 engineers to develop a Zilog CPU based Statistical Time Division Multiplexer and a PC based IBM 3276 Simulator. Paul Chen was born and raised in Taiwan, ROC. He has a Computer Science master degree (1987) from UC Davis and an Electrical Engineering master degree (1983) from National Taiwan University. He also holds an Electrical Engineering bachelor degree (1979) from National Taiwan University. I. Companies Founded :EBiz TotalSolution, Inc. was founded on February 1, 2000 by Jeff Yang and Paul Chen. The focus of this company is to develop and market the Web based CRM (Customers Relationship Management) and ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) products for the customers, as part of the eBusiness Total Solutions. Crystal Computing Corp. was founded on November 1, 1990 by Paul Chen. The major business of this company is to develop and market computer networking related products, and to provide computer software development consulting services and solutions. The majority of the employees are engineers. Our expertise include Database and Data Network related Software Development, Microsoft Windows 95/98 and Windows NT GUI Development, Business/Office/Accounting Software Customization, and Computer Systems/Network Related Consultation/Services. Crystal computing has been in the Internet E-Commerce related software business even before the Internet and the World Wide Web became popular. The first eCommerce store front web site we developed for RockStone Inc. in 1995 was running on Windows for Workgroup 3.11, using Visual Basic 3.0. We then developed storefront solutions for various companies including The Printer Works ( www.printerworks.com), GY.COM (www.gy.com), Aries Research, Inc.(www.ari.com), and RiteHit (www.ritehit.com)Starting 1998, Crystal consolidated the technology and the experience it accumulated from the consultation services to build its own "Cookie Cutter" software – Crystal E-Commerce System (CECS). The first set of CECS runs on both Sun’s Solaris/Apache Platform and Microsoft’s NT/IIS platform. Our business model for this CECS product line is to host the merchants’ storefront at Crystal’s Site, with the charge of 0.9% of the transaction amount. Since there was no setup fee, we did attract some merchants like Shen Kee Bakery, Japan Animation, and John Liu Ministry, Inc. to work with us. In order to further appeal to the mom-and-pop shops to jump on our bandwagon, Crystal announced our flagship product: instant-e-store ( www.instant-e-store.com) in 1999. In this self-serve, completely free shopping mall style web site, the merchants can have the complete freedom to start-up and try this entry-level on-line storefront. Crystal’s idea is to use instant-e-store to attract more merchants with the hope that some of them will need more serious services, which are fee based.Crystal then moved ahead to form the alliance with the ISP’s and the ICP’s (Internet Content Providers) who have more than 100000 hits per day to offer a free instant-e-store at their sites and share the profit with them. The benefits of doing this are twofold. One, the merchants will have more exposures to the potential customers. Two, the ISP/ICP can increase the depth of their sites. Crystal hopes this win-win strategy will bring visibility and revenue for us. In addition to the Crystal instant-e-store, we are also developing the related technologies and the products to service our customers. Among them are:
Amplifynet, Inc. was founded on January 1, 1997. Co-founded by Raymond Hou, Paul Chen, and Pauline Alker. This company raised total of 5.2 Million dollars to develop Internet Traffic Control and Monitor system solutions. Paul Chen was Vice President of Engineering from 1/1/97 to 7/1/98. During that time span, Paul was in charge of the server side software development. The server was running on NT and Unix platforms running Apache server and IIS http server. The software was developed by using perl 5.004 and GNU C++.
IEMS, Inc. was founded on September 1, 1998. Co-founded by Larry Kou, Peter Shang, Richard Chueh, and Paul Chen. IEMS is providing E-Mail Outsourcing Solutions to USA and Multi-lingual Clients in Japan, China and Taiwan. IEMS also provides Intranet Business Environment for the Corporate. Paul Chen has been the Vice President of Engineering since the company was founded. He is in charge of the whole e-mail system development. This perl 5.004 based system is running on top of MySql DBMS, Apache web server, and Sendmail 8.9 or higher. II. Products Developed
It is a customized web Browser based on Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.x. This Web Browser has the capability to record and playback the Web browsing activities. The applications of this Web VCR include Web Applications Test Tools, Web Productivity tools, and Web Applications Demonstration Tools. This Microsoft ActiveX Component will make the eCommerce Web site be able to track the referral activities and distribute the commissions and the bonus to the customers who help the merchant to increase the sales via referral. It is a very powerful marketing/sales tools for the merchants. To make our Instant-e-Store to be able to support both the Web users and the WAP users, who are using the cellular phones to browse the catalogs and to purchase on-line. With WAP extension, the Instant-e-Store merchants suddenly increase hundreds of millions potential customers. A Business to business Supply Chain management software based on Microsoft Site Server 3.0 with CIPM facilities. With B2B routers, the companies can exchange Purchase Orders, Invoices, and other Business Objects electronically with their business partners. An NT/IIS based Self-Serve on-line shopping mall, featuring scalable database search, shopping cart, secure transaction, web management tools, on-line order process, and sales report/analysis. An NT and Solaris based E-Commerce storefront, featuring Catalog browsing/Search, Shopping Cart, and On-Line Transaction. A Web based pop3 e-mail server running on Solaris 2.x, Apache Web Server and MySQL database management system. Among other features, it supports multiple attachments, auto-response, messages filtering, LDAP directory lookup, and secure e-mail processing. A hardware and software combination solution to monitor and control the Internet bandwidth based on IP addresses and applications. All IP based Internet traffic, including HTTP, FTP, Telnet, SMTP are all controlled and monitored. A Netscape 3.x-4.x add-on product, which will allow the user to download the whole tree of web pages automatically. It runs on Windows 95/98 and NT 4.0. Another Netscape navigator add-on software that can update the stock real-time on one of your desk top windows. Running on Windows 95/98 and NT 4.0. A screen saver, which can display your favorite GIF, JPG, BMP pictures and MIDI, CD, WAV sounds at the screen saving time. An MS/DOS based Remote Control Program with file transfer and remote printing capability, running on top of Novell IPX/SPX, NetBIOS, Modems, and RS-232 cables. CrystaLAN NOS, 1990-1993 An MS-DOS based peer-to-peer Network Operating System (NOS). featuring File Sharing/Locking, and Printer Sharing/Spooling, running on top of Ethernet LAN, Arcnet LAN, and RS-232 serial ports. An IBM PC Network NetBIOS emulator, running on 8/16 bit Ethernet and 8-bit Arcnet. InterNet TCP/IP utility program, 1992-1994 An MS-DOS based utility program which can make PC a terminal to a UNIX operating system. Besides, it can transfer files between MS-DOS systems and UNIX systems. An MS-DOS based E-Mail program, which, running on NetBIOS platform, can send and receive e-mails among PC LAN users.
Highly integrated with FAX and Scanner software, to provide user an easy to use Document Handling and Form Management System. This software was developed by Visual Basic 3.0. III. Contracts Completed : 3.1 Product Development July 2000 – Now Develop a MiniVend based eCommerce Web Site for Aries Research, Inc. www.ari.com. It is runing on RedHat 6.1 Linux with Apache Server 1.3.9. http://www.ebizts.com/cgi-bin/ariesJuly 2000 – Now Develop a Microsoft Site Server based membership and personalization Site for IT Bridge Training Training Center. The functionalities include Commerce Server, Ad Server, Search Service, Knowledge Server, and Personalization & Membership server. http://www.cryscomp.com:6001 July 1999 – Now Develop and Maintain an eCommerce Site www.ritehit.com for our customer. February 1996 – Now: gy.com Develop and maintain www.gy.com site multi-lingual software on-line catalog and on-line shopping center November 1995 – Now: The Printerworks, Inc. Develop and maintain www.printerworks.com on-line storefront with product catalog search engine, shopping cart, and order transactions. January 1995 – July 1995: ASE Products, Inc. Developing a Windows NT based voice input/output system for Medical Application. The users can use voice to operate a Home Care System. The language is Microsoft Visual C++ 2.0. September 1994 - Now: Electroglass, Inc. Developed a Real Time Monitor for Windows, to control and monitor IC Wafer testing equipment, including the Prober and the Handler. This monitor is controlling The Prober and the Handler via COM1 and COM2 port, respectively, at the speed of 19200 bps. It was written in Microsoft Visual C++ 1.5 with MFC. December 1994: ADI Systems, Inc. Developed a Bar Code Scanning Software on Videx's OmniWand BarCode Scanner. Using Microsoft C version 7.0. July 1994 - December 1994: The Wollongong Group. Developed SCO ANSI terminal emulator on top of Wollongong's Pathway TCP/IP protocol stack. This software was running on Microsoft Windows 3.1. It was written in Visual C++ 1.5 with MFC. January 1994 - June 1994: Esprit Systems, Inc. Developed a Microsoft Windows and DOS based Return Material Administration Software by using FoxPro 2.6. October 1993 - June 1994: STA, Inc. Developed a Microsoft Windows 3.x based Data Analysis Software by using Visual C++ 1.0, DDE, Foundation Class Library, and OLE. July 1993 - April 1995: Apogee Corp. Developed a Microsoft Windows 3.x based Document Retrieval System by using Visual Basic 3.0, Q+E Database Custom Control, and Accusoft Image Custom Control. May 1993 - September 1993: NAT, Inc. Developed SNMP MIB II functionality on Excelan's EXOS 205 Intelligent Ethernet card for NAT, Inc. May 1992 - January 1993: Genus, Inc. Developed a Windows 3.1 based process control system for Genus, Inc., by using InTouch development system. Developed a TCP/IP Stream I/O System for the same company. November 1991 - February 1992: Software Publishing Corp. Co-developed a PC-to-PC transport layer library running on top of serial port. parallel port, NetBIOS, and Netware with Software Publishing Corp. (SPC). July 1991 - December 1991: ADI Systems, Inc. Developed LanExec, a Windows 3.x Based SNMP network management system over TCP/IP and Novell Netware, for ADI Systems Inc. June 1991 - December 1991: LiteOn, Inc. Designed an PC-XT based Palm-Top Computer spec for LiteOn Inc. July 1990 - June 1991: Intertech Software Inc. Developed IdealNet Network Operating System for Intertech Software Inc.
3.2 Service Contracts September 1996 – Now: Siliconware Inc. Setup Frame Relay based Intranet System, which integrates Voice, data, and Fax. For this company. Also migrated from Novell, cc:Mail based system to NT Server, Microsoft Exchange Server based system. June 1995 - Now: General Wireless Communications Setup Internet E-Mail System on Pure MS Windows Environment by using 100% shareware. E-Mail Server is performed by Linux Operating System running on a 486 PC. December 1994 - March 1995: San Jose Stairs Company Setup SCO Unix System on Gateway 2000 PC's. July 1994 - Now: JSR Microelectronics. Maintain and troubleshoot Novell Netware 3.11 server running Macola Accouting software. April 1994 - November 1994: Symphony Labs, Inc. Setup Internet e-mail, news feed, UUCP, and PC-NFS for a group of 20 SPARC workstations and 486 PC's. March 1994 - June 1994: Digicom Systems, Inc. Installed a 50-userNetware 3.12 server and internet E-Mail system for this company. February 1994 - December 1994: Samirian Chemicals, Inc. Designed and implemented a Netware 3.12 based network with Fax servers and E-Mail services, in addition to files and printers sharing.. January 1994 - February 1994: Mentor Arc, Inc. Set up Internet Domain, E-Mail, and UUCP for a group of SPARC workstations and PC's linked by Ethernet. November 1993 - Now: Sicon International Installed Netware 3.12 server and Solomon III accounting package on a 10Base2 Ethernet network for this company. Installed Solectek Wireless Local Area Network between branch office and main office. May 1993 - January 1994: Peninsula Labs, Inc. Installed and setup a SCO 3.24 based Intel 486/50 EISA machine running CIMPRO accounting and manufacturing package. This system has SCSI HDDs, DATs, Smart UPS, modems, and 32 terminals. The company name is Peninsula Labs, Inc. at Belmont. February 1993 - Now: ASE, Inc. Setup an Enterprise-wide International E-Mail System across 5 Netware LANs, including Arizona site, California site, Malaysia site, and two sites in Taiwan. Use cc:Mail as internal communication tools, with gateways to MCI mail, ATT EasyLink, Internet, and X.400 MHS systems for ASE, Inc. at San Jose. Designed and Installed ISDN network running TCP/IP applications among ASE customers and ASE overseas factories. This WAN is composed of Wellfleet Routers, ISDN Modems, FTP servers, cc:Mail Gateways, and SPARC stations. February 1993 - July 1993: U.S. Sprint Served as TCP/IP Internet and Microsoft LAN Manager consultant for U.S. Sprint at Belmont. December 1992 - February 1993: AXT, Inc. Upgraded Novell server from Netware 2.2 to Netware 3.11, and solved various network printing problems for AXT, Inc. at Dublin. September 1992 - April 1993: Pro Stainless, Inc. Installed and maintained SCO Unix 3.24 on a Intel 486/50 EISA machine which connect to 16 terminals, modems, SCSI tapes, SCSI HDDs, and Smart UPS for Pro Stainless, Inc. at San Jose. The system is running an Accounting Package named Profit Tools. January 1992 - Now: Aries Research, Inc. Setting up Novell network, NFS network, UUCP, and TCP/IP based network for Aries Research, Inc. This company has two Novell 3.11 Servers, 10 Sun SPARC II Workstations, and lots of PCs. They are well connected to share files, applications and printers among PCs and SPARCs. Each user can send/receive E-mails to Internet. The accounting/production software running here is Expandable/MRP. January 1992 - December 1993: Sunus Suntek International. Installed Various Print Services and Diskless Workstations on a Netware 2.2 system, and later upgraded to version 3.12, running DacEasy accounting software. Also installed an Intel Satisfaxion Fax Server on this network. January 1992 - June 1993: Athena Solutions, Inc. Installed Novell Netware 2.2 and 3.11 for Athena Solutions, Inc.
IV. Education: MS in Computer Science, UC Davis, 1987 MS in Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan University, 1983 BS in Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan University, 1979 V. References: Steven Roberts, President, the Printerworks, Inc. (510)670-2700 Michael Lee, President, gy.com. (408)257-4800 Frank Namdarian, Project Manager, Electroglass, Inc. (408)727-6500, ext 6435 Perry Qiao, VP Engineering, General Wireless Communications. (408)986-8988 Yugen Wang, President, ASE Products, Inc. (408)433-3334, etx 213 John Caughy, Project Manager, The Wollongong Group, (415)962-7171 George Roukis, MIS Manager, Esprit Systems, Inc. (408)435-8489, ext111 Cristi Mikesell, System Administrator, ASE, Inc. (408)433-3334. Lawrence T. Kou, President and CEO, Intertech Software Inc., (510)659-1544. Patricia Kurnik, Accounting Manager, Peninsula Labs, Inc. (451)592-5392 Nan-Sheng Lin, Executive VP, Engineering, Digicom Systems, Inc. (408)262-1277. Jack Wang, President, Sicon International (408)436-5510. Hassan Esslami, Director Engineering, Aries Research Inc. (510)659-1544 John Monti, Director Marketing, Symphony Labs, Inc. (408)986-1701 Jason Lin, President, Mentor Arc, Inc. (510)656-0100 Lih Hung, Accounting Manager, JSR MicroElectronics, Inc. (408)522-9078 Raymond Hou, President, ADI Systems, Inc. (408)954-9900. Joe Zhao, Sales Executive, Athena Solution Inc. (415)962-8686. Phil Wang, President, NAT Inc. (408)370-4300. Gary Yang, VP Operation, AXT, Inc. (510)833-0553. T.H. Chen, President, STA, Inc. (408)428-9123. |
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