Distributed and network computing: Cloud computing. Web Service technologies. SOA (Service-Oriented Architecture). Business process management. Electronic (e-) and mobile (m-) business applications. REST (REpresentational State Transfer). XML (Extensible Markup Language). Apache Axis. Microsoft .NET. Pervasive/ubiquitous computing. Mobile computing. Context management. Mobile agents. Semantic Web. Java technology.

Management of distributed systems, software, services, and networks: BDIM (Business-Driven IT Management). Autonomic computing. WSLA (Web Service Level Agreement). WS-Policy. Common Information Model (CIM). WBEM (Web-Based Enterprise Management). SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol). QoS (Quality of Service) management. Fault management. Policy-based management. Service management. ITSM (Information Technology Service Management). Trustworthy computing. HP (Hewlett-Packard) OpenView.

IT governance: Business-IT alignment. BSC (Balanced ScoreCard).

Software engineering methodology: VBSE (Value-Based Software Engineering). Object-oriented (OO) software engineering. UML (Unified Modeling Language). Business process modeling. BPMN (Business Process Modeling Notation). Business Motivation Model (BMM). Design patterns. Software architecture. Performance analysis.

Software engineering tools: Eclipse. Rational Rose. JUnit. Microsoft Visual Studio. Altova XMLSpy. Rational Clear Case.

Programming languages and libraries: Java. C#/C++/C. PHP. UNIX shell scripting. BASIC. Intel 80x86 assembly language.

Operating systems: Microsoft Windows XP/2000/NT/95/3.1. Linux.

Databases: Oracle. MySQL.

Artificial intelligence.

Optimization: Constraint programming. MiniZinc.

Natural language proficiency (written and verbal):

English – fluent (IELTS test taken in 2006: 8.5 out of 9.0, TOEFL test taken in 1998: 623).
Russian – native (first language, used in family).
German – basic.
Serbian (and other variants of the same South Slavic language) – native (used in school).