During the last 15 years, Byron Wagner has developed and marketed nine major products to the communication/computing arena. In each case they have represented the first introduction of a new technology and helped shape, if not define, the resulting markets. These “firsts” include automatic transformation of computer object code between dissimilar CPUs and operating systems, desktop graphic scanners, optical character recognition, network based communication servers, facsimile modems, inexpensive removable mass storage in the multi-gigabyte range and real-time transmission of CD quality audio over dial-up lines. He has been awarded multiple unique patents. His expertise spans a diverse number of disciplines, with a particular talent toward integrating technology and the arts.