Taco Fleur has been working with the Internet since its early days. After school he voluntarily went into the Dutch Royal Air force and served one year in The Hague.
17 years of age and unsure of what he wanted to do for a living, he worked in hotels like Swiss Hotel and the Hilton. After several years he decided to move to Spain at the age of 19, he worked one year at an ISP based in Marbella, doing what he loved most; designing websites and working with computers.
At the age of 21 he made the bold move to open up his own Internet Development and Hosting company called “Malaga IT”. At one stage the company employed 12 people, ranging from receptionist to designers and IT staff.
Setting up the company was one of the most exhilarating and at the same time most difficult thing he’d ever done. All business experience and knowledge had to be gained the hard way, and each day was another day of learning. Over the next 6 years he setup a complete hosting environment, with email, web and database servers, and managed several staff in hardware sales & maintenance, graphic design, programming and hosting.
Selling the company after 6 years was even harder than starting it up, but he decided that the 6 years of knowledge would allow him to build an even better company and reach his goal of owning and running a successful website one day.
At age 28 he moved to Australia Perth, and remained there for 3 months until he decided that Brisbane was the place to be. He worked for several great companies over the years like; Department of Premier and Cabinet, Tourism Queensland, Suncorp and Inco Mining.
At age 33 Taco founded clickfind the Australian Online Marketing Platform.
Taco is now the CIO and Creative Director for uniDap Solutions and has successfully overseen the implemention of a range of new innovations to the uniDap Platform.
December 22, 2008 – 11:02 pm
The following document has been written 3 years ago (2005) during the R&D of uniDap, it’s a powerful document that explains how uniDap can be used as a Security and Intelligence Management Platform.
Excerpt from the document:
90 – 40 manifests itself because of the lack of a unifying information management standard.
Every software package written has its [...]
December 14, 2008 – 10:59 pm
Following is a document written by one of the founders comparing uniDap to Conventional development.
Excerpt:
Below we compare conventional application development to uniDap application configuration in relation to your investment.
Asset Ownership
CertainEdge uniDap offers a paradigm shift in asset ownership of your application feature set and functionality.
Download the word document Compare uniDap to Conventional development here
December 10, 2008 – 6:53 am
Yes uniDap can be fun, after all we are real people!
A couple of years ago, 3 to be exact, during some R&D the founders found some time to create the following Power Point Presentation that explains uniDap in a fun way (and star wars and star trek fans will love this)!
Download the Presentation here or [...]
December 9, 2008 – 6:47 am
The most complex and sophisticated structures known to man are biological organisms that use genes and DNA to codify and propagate their form and function.
Estimates on the number of cells in a Human Body range from 50 to 100 trillion, all performing their individual functions within their respective organs in perfect harmony – as directed by their genes. To manage this level of complexity, genes must have a remarkable architecture to be able to integrate and harmonize so much information reliably.
It would appear that DNA is that architecture, and that ALL biological organisms use the SAME architecture (DNA)!
December 7, 2008 – 6:34 am
This document aims to detail the core differences between conventional and uniDap application architecture, and explain how and why the many benefits of uniDap are realised by negating the consequences of Application Schema Binding.
December 6, 2008 – 1:36 am
I thought that now would be a good to let everyone know that we have aquired the Duke of Edinburgh project a while ago, which is a very exciting project that invites young people between the ages of 14 and 25 to participate in a number of Activities over set length of time. It is [...]
December 4, 2008 – 5:38 am
Let us know what you think about software-as-a-service and cloud computing.
http://www.cio.com.au/index.php/id;1562031285
December 4, 2008 – 4:23 am
“What is so good about uniDap?” That’s the question everyone asks me, and you can’t blame them for it!
Here are a few points what I think is good about uniDap, and I’m pretty sure that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
- make modifications to your application on the fly
- [...]
December 4, 2008 – 12:25 am
PRESS RELEASE
A Brisbane-based software company, uniDap Solutions Pty. Ltd., has developed a ground-breaking patented technology which creates an environment that literally does away with the need for highly paid programmers.
Led by well-known IT veteran, Professor Ashley Goldsworthy as Executive Chairman and CEO, the company has recently launched a suite of products build [...]
December 2, 2008 – 12:09 am
uniDap Solutions has delivered a dynamic web based platform for SEQ that enabled them real time viewing of all water data across South East Queensland.
See water quality solution for more information.
Following is an excerpt from the SEQ CATCHMENTS LTD ANNUAL REPORT 2008 (seqc_annual_report)
“SEQ Catchments in conjunction with UniDap Solutions developed a dynamic web-based platform to [...]
