Kjell Øystein Arisland - author/researcher

He ain't dangerously mad, according to his psychiatrist, and as you can see, he looks normal.

He is slightly scientific. At the age of 15, he entered the Norwegian Young Scientists competition and won, twice. He then filed for and received several patents. He invented the first zero-time hardware sorting chip, and worked for ten years as an assistant professor at the Department of informatics at the University of Oslo, lecturing and researching.

He's an Internet business and I.T. entrepreneur, and started the first and biggest ISP in Norway (long since swallowed by big media and telecom).

He's a programmer, educator, information architect and user interface fanatic. You can read all kinds of stuff about his professional services at www.arisland.com

In addition to AINTscience, his pet project is www.Clickwalk.com, which he invented in 1996, ten years ahead of the competition.

He's usually modest and quiet, except when agitated by an interesting problem.

He thoroughly dislikes bragging, but as you can see, does it anyway to make a buck.

Open source, free information

This author believes information should be free. Therefore (at least partly therefore), you can download and read the AINTscience User guide for free here. It contains all you need to start using AINTscience to organize your typical single person indepen­dent contractor business files. For the measly sum of $49, a business licence can be pur­chased, giving access also to the Reference manual, which is written for system admin­is­trators and us geeks.