Deep research archive for Steven Woods' talks, interviews, podcasts, profiles, awards, and cross-company public record. This project is the canonical person-centric archive that complements the Quack and Kinitos / NeoEdge company archives without replacing them.
Browsable index of public appearances with dates, short summaries, and direct links to source and archive copies.
Institutional profiles, award pages, and transition pieces organized into a single index with source and archive links.
Third-party coverage grouped by date and context so the company-era press record is easy to scan.
Era-specific archive for leadership, Waterloo engineering growth, talks, interviews, and Canadian media from 2008 to 2021.
Era-specific archive for the Inovia partner and CTO period from 2021 onward.
Short-period archive for the 1991 to 1992 Canberra era, combining CSIRO work and hockey with the Canberra Knights.
Era-specific archive for the 1998 to 1999 Software Engineering Institute period in Pittsburgh.
The Steven Woods research stream now has its own project structure rather than living as a loose top-level scratch area. That keeps it parallel to Quack and Kinitos / NeoEdge while preserving the top-level public hub as summary-only.
The working archive now includes a living work plan, workspace-status note, dated recovery audit, and startup validation path so future restart work does not depend on rediscovering the intended workflow.
The current workflow separates the machine-readable approved source manifest from the broader review ledger so sources can be summarized in the right context without hiding preservation or reconciliation work.
The archive now includes a structured baseline identity record, a working timeline, and a Wikipedia-style draft assessment so future person research starts from a clearer source hierarchy.
HTML captures and feed metadata for key interviews, talks, and profile pages are now preserved locally so the archive stays useful when original links drift or disappear.
This project keeps the Steven-centric interpretation of overlapping sources, while Quack and Kinitos / NeoEdge remain the canonical company-deep archives for their own timelines and artifacts. Quack may still use this archive as supporting person-centric context.
The current source set already ties Steven Woods to the University of Saskatchewan and University of Waterloo, then into early company-building work that later surfaces in Quack, Kinitos, NeoEdge, Google Canada, and Inovia profiles.
The archive now includes public talks, keynote appearances, lecture listings, alumni recognition pages, and career retrospectives across Waterloo and Saskatchewan sources.
One of the archive's main jobs is to connect company-specific phases without flattening them: Quack and AOL, Kinitos and NeoEdge, Google Canada, and later venture/investor work all appear in a single person-centric record here.
Includes the Riddick Show episode, Waterloo event recordings, Google-era interviews, and public lecture listings.
Includes alumni profiles, award pages, institutional biographies, and transition-focused profile pieces such as the Inovia announcement.
Overlapping Quack, Kinitos / NeoEdge, Google Canada, and Inovia sources are summarized here for the Steven-centric record and then linked back out to the deeper company archives when needed.