Using technology to turbocharge innovation in a downturn
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About Me
- Glen Plantz
- I’m a software engineer and database architect with expertise in Perl, Java, C, and Unix as well as database architecture development, Identity Management, Business Analytics, Web development, SQL Server, and Oracle. I'm looking for a position as either a Database Architect or Software Engineer. My target industries are Defense, Health/Medical, and Information Technology. My unique strengths are my background in science, mathematics, operating systems, and web based programming, as well as my ability to work with very little supervision.
I am told in trades on the stock market that traders make 3 times the money in a downturn than in the bullish market. I've begun to understand that today's market is a trader's market and investment is like parking while the trades go up and down ... which means the traders are walking away with the natural profits of a swing market.
ReplyDeleteSomehow I believe we can capitalize on something similar by running our own businesses. We must see the opportunity in this economic downturn to help people through it in clever ways.