Caleb Doise

Chief Consultant

Bio

Caleb started his career at Microsoft after completing his undergraduate studies at Tulane University in three years with a double major in Computer Science and Math as valedictorian. During his time in Redmond, he helped build the first version of the Common Language Runtime -- the foundation of the .NET Framework -- and made core contributions to the design and implementation of .NET Remoting (see patents below).

He later returned to New Orleans to earn his MBA from the Tulane Freeman School of Business with a concentration in Finance and Management and has since been engaged as a consultant, helping others build better software.

Patents

7,725,503 - System and method for unknown type serialization
7,581,231 - Computing system and method for allowing plurality of applications written in different programming languages to communicate and request resources or services via a common language runtime layer
7,555,757 - Application program interface for network software platform
7,490,156 - Remote method calling through pluggable channels
7,386,860 - Type extensions to web services description language
7,155,728 - Remoting features
7,020,666 - System and method for unknown type serialization
7,017,162 - Application program interface for network software platform
7,013,469 - Application program interface for network software platform
6,865,607 - Pluggable channels

(rights to patents are owned by Microsoft Corporation)