Mark Underseth founded S2 Technologies in 2000, bringing over 20 years of experience in the design of embedded communication devices. Prior to founding S2 Technologies, he was the VP of engineering and responsible for all software development at Mitsubishi's Mobile Communications Technology Center in San Diego. His primary focus was on the development of the world's first single chip dual-mode IS-136 handset. Mark received a BA in computer science with an emphasis in mathematics from Point Loma College, and an MS in computer science from San Diego State University. He has been awarded four patents and has three patents pending in the area of embedded systems.
The lines between embedded and enterprise computing are blurring. As embedded
devices become more and more networked, they form a perimeter at the edge of
our enterprise data centers and a rich source of real-time, real-world
information.
These newcomers to the enterprise are coming of age. Embedded computing is
moving beyond the world of hidden computing and a behind-the-scenes role in
military and industrial applications. Embedded applications are no longer
bench projects hacked together by a few elite engineers. Embedded computing
now comprises mainstream applications that are a part of our daily lives and
it is big business.
As the embedded computing industry evolves to support an ever-growing range
of capabilities and features, embedded applications are becoming incr... (more)
The lines between embedded and enterprise computing are blurring. As embedded
devices become more and more networked, they form a perimeter at the edge of
our enterprise data centers and a rich source of real-time, real-world
information.
These newcomers to the enterprise are coming of age. Embedded computing is
moving beyond the world of hidden computing and a behind-the-scenes role in ... (more)
Mark Underseth founded S2 Technologies in 2000, bringing over 20 years of experience in the design of embedded communication devices. Prior to founding S2 Technologies, he was the VP of engineering and responsible for all software development at Mitsubishi's Mobile Communications Technology Center in San Diego. His primary focus was on the development of the world's first single chip dual-mode IS-136 handset. Mark received a BA in computer science with an emphasis in mathematics from Point Loma College, and an MS in computer science from San Diego State University. He has been awarded four patents and has three patents pending in the area of embedded systems.
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