The Langseth Design Team

Focused on WEB Development

As data architects, we do data analysis and denormalized data warehouse design using some of the latest tools. Our favorites include MicroStrategy, ER/Studio and Microsoft's Visual Studio.net. We write stored procedures and triggers for SQL Server databases using Transact SQL. Our goal is to build this site into a focal point to support economic development over the Web, broadcasting data (and work) to remote devices, including personal computers and PDAs.

Another area of focus is health care data analysis and planning. We have experience with HIPAA and 21 CFR 11 planning, programming and documentation.

We have a mission to support economic development through telecommuting with on-line database support. Initiatives include working with Indian people (Native Americans) and other remote peoples living in isolated regions to link these peoples to jobs on the Web. We link database technologies with the Web to transport data entry and analysis tasks to those who need to telecommute.

We believe that the remote processing of graphics is an ideal telecommuting task. When Justin Langseth established EIS as a leading worldwide bulletin-board product in the early 1980s, it was accepted by the publishing industry as a vehicle to transport print-ready files from place to place. Now, we envision remote peoples formatting and enhancing photos and other graphics via the Web.

For example, check out our photo albums. Although many photos are just for us, presented for friends and family, you will find some worthy photos and Photoshop enhancements. We especially like Tanya's Bouquet, which shows sister Polina expressing her sadness about Tanya's leaving Russia. The Coronation, that took place in Washington's St. Nicholas Cathedral, expresses the joy of an 8,000-mile romance come true.

Go to Russia and enjoy the International Children's Computer Center run by Tanya Langseth's parents, Pyotr A. Ustyukov and Olga V. Ustykova. This UNESCO-associated school promotes the teaching of Web skills to young people in several countries.

Note regarding simplistic nature of this site. The primary design emphasis of this page is to allow for "spidering" -- search engine access to linked pages. So, we have employed no special graphics and no frames. Someday we may update the way the thumbnails are presented to fix location problems when this site is viewed at low resolution

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References

Contact Information
Abstract
Current Projects
Active Web Developers
Jo-Ann's Resume
Dick's Resume

Dick's Data Analysis Samples:

system diagram
screen map
sample specification

Additional Resumes:

Data Architect Resume with Analysis Samples
Business Analyst - Project Manager Resume
Resume with a decision support - programming slant
DBA Resume
HIPAA Resume

Other Stuff:

Family Members
Photo Album
The Langseth Name and References
Family Links
Contest Link to copyedit.org

Comments and Suggestions

Indianpath.com is being built by Richard Langseth to enhance economic development, tourism, and cultural exchange in Indian country. This site provides high-speed data links over the Web and supports the remote administration of Microsoft SQL Server 7.

http://www.copyedit.org

copyedit.org facilitates the interchange of text and graphics among authors, publishers, and editing craftspeople. This site addresses the relevant-copy issue that some search engine human editors are bringing up. Copyedit.org is Jo-Ann Langseth's site.

More sites to come

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Current Projects

Indianpath.com

Our Indianpath.com project has been in the works for several years, with just as many stops and starts. The original concept was to link the Aquinnah Wampanoags at Gay Head on the Vineyard to the Mashantucket Pequots in Connecticut for the interchange of Indian Health Service data. We are now focusing on how to deliver work to Indian people through IndianPath Inc.