Terrill Moore

Terrill Moore has a diverse work experience spanning over several companies and roles. Terrill started their career in 1977 as a Software Developer at Educulture, Inc. Terrill then moved on to Signal Laboratories, Inc. and Ithaco, Inc. where they worked as a Director of Software Development. In 1984, they joined CompuDAS Corporation as the VP of Engineering and later founded their own company, Moore Computer Consultants, Inc., where they served as the President. At Moore Computer Consultants, Inc., their primary projects involved designing and implementing software and test systems for satellite attitude control systems. In 1991, Terrill joined Databook, Inc. as the VP of Technology and finally, they became the CEO of MCCI Corporation in 1995.

Terrill Moore attended UC Irvine from 1972 to 1976, where they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy.

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Ithaca, United States

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MCCI Corporation

MCCI® develops system software that is embedded into our customers' consumer electronics products. We focus on open standards for connectivity, such as USB and LoRaWAN®. Our software modules are highly portable, so they can be embedded into almost any class of product. By using our software, our customers can focus on the areas that make their products special, rather than wasting effort on re-implementing obscure standards and solving compatibility headaches. Our global engineering teams work side by side with our customers to ensure that they're successful. We also offer a range of USB test equipment targeting developers, including our Model 3141 USB4™ Switch, Model 3501 Type-C SuperMUTT, and a variety of more specialized devices. LoRaWAN technology products by MCCI include open-source device libraries, application servers, professional prototyping and deployment hardware platforms, NerveCircuit™ building monitoring systems, and test equipment by RedwoodComm. MCCI is the lead corporate sponsor for The Things Network New York, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit that is deploying public-access LoRaWAN networks in New York in partnership with local government. Our customers range from start-ups to first-tier consumer electronics manufacturers. We have a variety of licensing models to accommodate our customers different needs.


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