Database architect Jim Starkey, an innovator who was working in computer science right at the cusp of the adoption of the Internet, spoke at the STEM² Summit about pioneering special database technology through InterBase, lessons he learned along the way, and how educators can prepare their students for the next tech disruption.
Starkey's forty-year career in software engineering has focused on the intersection of networks, databases, and data access languages. He specializes in discovering the flaws in conventional wisdom.
