Jes Salang
Founder

Jes Salang of IBM demonstrates how the IrisAccess system records the iris pattern of his eye.
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Photo by H. Darr Beiser, USA TODAY

In July 2002, Jes Salang was featured on the front page cover story of USATODAY.

As seen from above, Jes has an "eye" for both art and science, combining his vision of business and technology to help you succeed.

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Jes is the founder of Aughts LLC. Jes manages the Aughts. Jes is experienced in dealing with international computer businesses, nor presenting to international diplomats (e.g. President of Nicaragua, EU member prime ministers, members of parliament, ambassadors, etc.) or high-powered Federal and State bureaucrats. Jes is an internationally recognized leader in emerging new technology (IT Security and Biometrics) with innovative business process improvements. Jes is experienced in creative business solutions. Just like in Steven Spielberg's movie, "Minority Report," Jes shows how iris imaging technology and smart cards can revolutionize security verification and validation which is proven to be more accurate than current fingerprinting (2002, USA Today).

Jes is most passionate about legal ways of securing enterprise systems on the business end; he also is involved in digital videography and photography on the creative end.

"Panoramas and virtual [kiosk] or online tours are nothing new, what is new is the growing mandate to have them as an integral part of every business's process improvement and marketing strategy." In the post 9-11 era, Jes thinks that risk management, security and awareness depends on folks knowing what places actually look like. "This Preview it, technology, can help businesses decided whether it's worth buying property, or holding a client conference in a hotel/resort, all without having to spend time and money flying out there to check it out."

Before working with IBM, Jes served the U.S. Library of Congress, the Senate, and the U.S. House of Representatives. Jes worked on web development, new streaming media, searchable video logging projects with the National Digital Library (memory.loc.gov) and the joint Senate-House Committee on Science & Technology. Besides being an avid producer of digital photography and videography, Jes is also a talented programmer. Jes designed and developed Java, C++, and XML (from SGML, Dublin core, and MARC conversions) projects for the Congressional Research Service, THOMAS (congress.gov) Committee Reports, and the US Copyright office (with Webcasting). Jes believes that every project and program must be secure and scalable to meet every future growth of our on-demand economy.

Jes graduated with a Computer Science degree at the prestigious George Mason University School of Information Technology & Engineering (with the distinction of being the first North American college primarily dedicated to Information Technology). Jes also attended a summer session at Princeton University, where he was picked for a cultural exchange program of student diplomats from the US and Japan.

Jes is currently attending law school in Michigan and travels back to the nation's capital and around the country to promote his business, and hopes to, more importantly, to promote your business.