Applications Development Specialist at National Research Council
New Brunswick, Canada
- Current
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- Applications Development Specialist at National Research Council
- CEO & Systems Architect at BCmoney MobileTV
- Past
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- Research Assistant at Sony
- Student at Mobile Consumer Behavior Lab
- Internet Services and Enumeration - Census 2006 at Statistics Canada
- Junior Programmer at Environment Canada
- Junior Analyst at Human Resources Development Canada
- Database Administration at City of Moncton
- Education
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- International University of Japan
- Acadia University
- Connections
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- Industry
- Computer Software
- Websites
Bryan Copeland’s Summary
Web Application Developer, Database Administrator, and Research Leader in a wide variety of business settings. Particularly interested in Semantic Web technologies, new venture creation, pushing the boundaries of technologies to create interesting new mashups, and development of New Media.
My aspiration within any organization is to realize a strategic use of Information Technologies to impact Mobile/Electronic Learning & Commerce on a global scale.
Bryan Copeland’s Specialties:
E-Business, E-Commerce, new venture creation, web programming, semantic web, mobile technologies, viral marketing
Bryan Copeland’s Experience
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Applications Development Specialist
National Research Council
(Government Agency; 1001-5000 employees; Research industry)
November 2008 — Present (1 year 2 months)
Just started out in the Semantic Web lab at the e-Business Research Center for the NRC in Fredericton, NB
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CEO & Systems Architect
BCmoney MobileTV
(Online Media industry)
December 2007 — Present (2 years 1 month)
BCmoney MobileTV is digging its heels in and preparing for the coming seachange in the media distribution landscape, with a particular focus on web and mobile technologies.
With its unique revenue model, innovative ad units, and game-changing technology ideas, it is sure to be a major player in the coming transition from the Broadcast to Broadcatch, and, from Pay-per-View (PPV) Unicast to Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Multicast models for media distribution, each of which will be increasingly prevalent in the coming decade (2010-2020) and beyond.
The company is less than one year old but is already promoting a strong sense of Corporate Social Responsibility with its free advertising program for non-profit organizations and its planned live web/broadcasted fundraising event for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. -
Research Assistant
Sony
(Public Company; SNE; Consumer Electronics industry)
May 2007 — October 2007 (6 months)
3-IT Project to research, rank and create development plan for upcoming Sony products & services
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Student
Mobile Consumer Behavior Lab
(Computer Software industry)
2006 — 2007 (1 year )
Impact of Mobile Technologies on Markets and Societies Platform
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Internet Services and Enumeration - Census 2006
Statistics Canada
(Government Agency; Government Administration industry)
April 2006 — September 2006 (6 months)
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Junior Programmer
Environment Canada
(Government Agency; Environmental Services industry)
April 2005 — September 2005 (6 months)
Programmed a JAVA-based Backup GUI with scheduling/calendar features.
Worked in a team with Environmental Lab scientists to benchmark performance of system and assess needs .vs. capabilities to do cost-benefit analysis on upgrading specific components of the lab. -
Junior Analyst
Human Resources Development Canada
(Government Agency; Government Administration industry)
April 2004 — September 2004 (6 months)
Assisted in moving the HRDC to a new ERP software solution, which required Information Management and Customization.
Also performed VBA Macro programming tasks for distribution lists, accounting spreadsheets, etc.. -
Database Administration
City of Moncton
(Government Agency; 51-200 employees; Government Administration industry)
May 2002 — September 2003 (1 year 5 months)
Summer job for 2 consecutive summers. Tasks included collecting and analyzing data, compiling Work Orders, and Database Management.
Bryan Copeland’s Education
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International University of Japan
2006 — 2007
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Acadia University
Additional Information
Bryan Copeland’s Websites:
Bryan Copeland’s Interests:
technology, online video, learning new things, volunteerism, philanthropy, mma
Bryan Copeland’s Groups:
Wei Chin, IEEE
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MobileMonday Toronto -
MobileMonday -
Canadians -
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IUJ Alumni Network - International University of Japan (MBA, MA, Ebiz) -
Atlantic Canada Professionals -
Semantic Web -
BC$ for MobileTV -
Business in Japan -
Linked Data Web -
Mobile Content -
Mobile TV -
Media Professionals Worldwide -
Mobile Monday Tokyo -
Acadia Alumni Network -
Mobile start-ups - 7,000+ members and growing! -
OpenRecommender -
New Brunswick Business Group -
Web 3.0 Applications -
Canadian Innovation Exchange -
Digital TV Professionals -
Beers for Books -
World Wide Entrepreneur Network -
Canadian Small Business Owners & Entrepreneurs
Bryan Copeland’s Honors:
IEEE Publication for CNSR research paper entitled "The Semantics of MobileTV"
Communication Networks & Services Research - CNSR Conference (2008)
MoMo Tokyo Peer Awards - March 24th, 2008
Runner-up in Best Start-up Concept Category
Link: http://www.mobilemonday.jp/01/2008/mobilemonday-tokyo-peerawards-2008.html
Video: http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/bcpid1185043976/bctid1482436822
Guest Speaker at the Inaugural Urasa Conference at the International University of Japan (2007)
Section: "The Impact of Mobile Technologies on Markets and Societies"
Topic: "MobileTV"
Link: "http://www.iuj.ac.jp/web/iuj_section.cfm?item=260201"
(includes video and slides of presentation)
Dr. Mostafa Nassar Award in recognition of the student who showed the most significant improvement in an academic year
Acadia University - Computer Science (2004)
Best E-Commerce Website Design
http://eagle.acadiau.ca/store06w03/
Acadia University - Computer Science (2003)
Bryan Copeland’s Contact Settings
Interested In:
- consulting offers
- new ventures
- job inquiries
- expertise requests
- business deals
- reference requests
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