About Me
I received my Ph.D. from the Department of
Computer Science at UNC in
1979 and am back here after retiring from IBM in June 2004.
I worked for IBM for 25 years and was named an IBM Fellow in
1994. My work has revolved around
networking and software engineering, including
| developing networking protocols |
| deploying the network at the
Nagano
Olympics |
| development processes |
| storage networking |
| application development |
| mobile computing |
I've worked in development, design, and
architecture and two areas that I've become particularly interested in
are improving quality and blending theory and practice.
My current research interests are focused on serious games,
cheminformatics, virtualization, and web programming.
Other professional interests include
| knowledge management |
| National Engineers Week |
| women in technology |
| improving ties between
universities and
industry |
| using technology to improve
teleworking
and remote teams |
On a personal note, I have a daughter who
is a
second year law student at University
of Richmond and my husband is a consultant. Outside of work and
family (which
also includes two cats), I work with the Piedmont Wildlife Center
and enjoy travel. Our next adventure is Antarctica this coming December.
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Diane Pozefsky