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Street Address N Sauganash LNChicago, IL Street Address EMAIL AVAILABLE (e-mail)PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE (Mobile)Position Sought - My resume shows extensive data processing experience atthe management, supervisory, project management and senior technicallevels. Some of it is quite a while ago. Allowing for that, what I amseeking now is an Analyst/Programmer, Business Analyst or Programmer job insystems development, systems maintenance, or operations support. I'mcertain I could outperform most applicants for these core positions. I amalso interested in positions at the senior technical, Project Management ormanagement levels._____________________________________________________________________ SummaryExtensive management experience in large company Information Technologydepartment. Strong background in Enterprise IT Architecture, Strategy,Technology Planning and Management, Application Development Process andTool Engineering, Facilities Engineering, and Application Development.Notably, setting up an IT Standard's function and managing an Enterprise ITTechnical Architecture refresh for a major corporation. ExperienceAt Home (1/2016 - 3/2020) Significant Publicationshttp://front.math.ucdavis.edu/1709.04142 The paper is "complied" into 6pages of typeset output using LATEX on Windows 10. I consider myselfproficient in using LATEX for high end documentation.Recent Publication: "Set Theory Axioms Using Explication". Though lesssignificantfor this resume, I also rate myself as expert in set theory axioms.The Akemann Group (5/2000-12/2015) Vice PresidentThe Akemann Group was a small technology consulting company. Sandra P.Akemann was president and owner.Developed a test program to compare two PDA/phone combinations, asplatforms for a planned emergency management application. The RIMBlackberry 5810 uses Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME); the Motorola Accompli 009uses Motorola's Flexscript. Performed technical and market analysisleading up to a planned introduction of a family of computer games. Theorientation of the proposed games was novel and was intended to create anew gaming niche. Self-taught refresher course in Visual Basic. Scored85th percentile on TechChek VB6 Assessment December 2000.Developed Perl programs to process three web forms on Solaris server.Developed a data model (35 entities) for one segment of a non-profitorganization. Visio was used to document the model. Performed a technicaland functional review of the web site of a non-profit organization, andrecommended several possible improvements (which, so far, have not beenfunded). Developed outlook macros to summarize some survey data for acompany in an energy-related field. These macros allowed the surveyreports to be generated automatically, for several different subsets of theinput data.Amoco Corporation (1/1997 - 5/2000)) Program Manager, Enterprise ArchitectureManaged team which performed Amoco's "Architecture Refresh 98" project, acomplete review of Amoco's IT Technical Architecture for a 3-5 year timehorizon. This included a re-look at management principles, future userrequirements, analysis of existing environment, analysis of technologytrends, development of the new strategic environment, and development of ahigh-level implementation plan.As chair of Amoco's IT Architecture and Standards Council, led the ongoingactivities to maintain and refine the current standards base.Revived two important functions, which had lapsed because of prior re-organizations. The first was a badly needed Application ProcessEngineering group, to lead the development of programming standards for web-based applications. This group was also immediately challenged with Y2Kreview of client-server application development tools. Managed team thatdetermined, and tested, the Y2K-compliant version of the most criticaldevelopment tools. The second new function was an applied technologyassessment and introduction group, looking for technologies which couldbecome mainline for Amoco in a two-year timeframe. Example technologiesincluded Windows Installer, voice over IP, and business-to-business E-Commerce.Amoco Corporation(1/1994 - 1/1997) Chief ArchitectLed team, which revived Amoco's IT Standards processes, which had lapsedafter a 1992 decentralization. Designed, and was technical leader of, theIT Architecture and Standards Council, which included end users,decentralized IT staff and corporate IT. Several groups, with which wetraded experiences, considered this governance mechanism a best practice.Amoco's initial base was Windows 3.1, NetWare, Microsoft ProductivitySuite, HP Openmail, and Oracle7. Working through the standards council,helped lead a consensus to convert to WIN95, for which my team suppliedlong term user and provider requirements. Instrumental in the effort toincrease greatly the level of desktop standardization, allowing any of some1500 applications to be installed, without conflicts, on any of Amoco'sstandard workstations.Amoco Corporation (1/1989 - 1/1994) Staff Technical ConsultantLed corporate task force to decide which IT Functions would be funded atthe corporate level. As a member of a team of three, completed a FutureMapping (Northeast Consulting Group) exercise, with 12 sessions acrossAmoco. This greatly increased understanding of issues and directions forour 1993 IT Strategic Plan.Did a RAD project to prototype an employee information data application,using Enfin as the OOPL. This prototype was highly valued in the contractnegotiations for development of the production system. Consulted withseveral application development teams in successful use of SNA/APPC toaccess DB2 and Database 2 data.As leader of a team of three, collected and organized information on theuse of some 120 different application development tools in use at Amoco,leading to a successful management effort to prune and focus the tool kit. Mgr., Systems Dev Meth and Project CtrlAmoco Corporation (1/1987 - 1/1989)Managed group that supported approximately 1000 developers, withsupervisors for data management, design & implementation technology, andproject administration.Project control discipline had slipped badly at Amoco. Projectadministration group got it back under control with our Project ManagementInitiative, which imposed some basic documentation and management reviewdiscipline. The result was fewer badly-out-of-control projects, andsomewhat improved estimating performance.Managed evaluation, and development of several pilot applications, usingInformation Engineering upper case technology, with documentation and codegeneration using Texas Instruments Information Engineering Facility (IEF).EducationBA Mathematics (Northwestern University 9/59 - 6/62 )JD Law (University of Illinois 9/62 - 6/65)Earlier Job Functions (combined highlightsManager, Economics and Project Evaluation; Manager, Information SystemsPlanning; Manager, Evaluation and Planning; Manager, Coordination andControl (assistant manager of a major MVT/MVS data center); Supervisor,Software. Before joining Amoco, was an Attorney in general practice.Candidate's Name - Technical Supplementary Resume Information Relevant Technologies - Technical Expertise/LevelSome Experience: Corba, C++, HTTP, Perl, Java, CGI, Com/Dcom, XML, NTServer/IIS, Solaris/Netscape, Visual Interdev, and COBOLJourneyman: ASP, Java Script, HTML/DHTML, TCP/IP, SNA, SQL, Oracle, LotusNotes, Complex database queries, PowerBuilderExpert: Business process analysis, User requirements, General Design, C,VB, Smalltalk, PL1Sample ProjectsEvaluation of 3-Tier Web Development Tools (1998)Evaluation of what 3-tier web tool(s) Amoco should use, if any, tosupplement the basic Microsoft set (IIS, ASP, MTS). A small prototypeapplication was developed using several different Java developmentenvironments. Considerable emphasis was placed on ease of use, and on thefront-end Java generation approach.Wrote several VB programs for evaluation of ActiveX as a web developmenttool. Most complex set passed serialized objects between client and servercontrols to be re-instantiated/used across the network. Visual Interdevused to update server files.Developed six .asp files in connection with the VB testing noted above.Wrote two long-running Java Applets and one Servlet, which tested simplecommunication sequences among them. Servlet did simple test calls to Corbautility on another server.Scope: Corporate - Role: Manager of Project Manager; Also Technical WorkIT Standards Database (1995)Application was the underlying data structure, and user interface formaintaining Amoco's IT standards data environment. Technology was LotusNotes, with Domino for the web front end. A hard-copy manual wasautomatically generated from the Notes databases.Developed LNOTES application for use as a Data Dictionary for other LNOTESapplications. Wrote several VBA and perl scripts for "macro-like" frontend to simulate multiple LNOTES and Excel commands.Scope: Corporate - Role: Manager of Team Members; Also technical work.Operations Planning Data System (1991)System used windows front-end, and OS2 server (running Database 2) toaccess data residing on MVS/DB2. Communications were SNA/APPC.Scope: Business Group - Role: Consulting architectSeveral Applications (1991)TCP/IP assistance to several project teams who were using it for firsttime.Wrote Powerbuilder program to demo OO concepts (dictionary example) toCOBOL programmers learning PB. Converted (and "objectified") threeexisting C programs to C++, to demonstrate usefulness of object conceptsfor organizing code in traditional algorithmic programs.Scope: Business Group - Role: Consulting architectOperations Planning and Transportation Business Area Analysis (BAA) (1990)This BAA covered the processes and data for a major Amoco department. Inaddition to contributing to process analysis, also served as a methodologyconsultant.Scope: Business Group - Role: Team MemberEmployee Information Data System (1989)Designed and coded proof of concept for and employee data system, usingEnfin (Smalltalk-like OOPL), with 2-tier data base support for both Oracleand Sybase.Scope: Corporate - Role: Core Team MemberOSF/DCE Windows Prototype (1988)Implemented and tested a version of OSF/DCE for windows, for possible usein a distributed data application for Amoco's refining department. DCE codeworked, but was too immature on the windows platform, and too large/complexfor the proposed project teamScope: Business Group - Role: Core Team MemberRelevant Early Career Technical ExperienceSupervisor for systems programming/software group responsible fordeveloping and maintaining Amoco's modifications to the MVS (mainframe)operating system. These operating system extensions were removed one at atime, as IBM added the necessary function to the operating system.Candidate's Name - Technical Supplementary Resume Information Relevant Technologies - Technical Expertise/LevelSome Experience: Corba, C++, HTTP, Perl, Java, CGI, Com/Dcom, XML, NTServer/IIS, Solaris/Netscape, Visual Interdev, and COBOLJourneyman: ASP, Java Script, HTML/DHTML, TCP/IP, SNA, SQL, Oracle, LotusNotes, Complex database queries, PowerBuilderExpert: Business process analysis, User requirements, General Design, C,VB, Smalltalk, PL1Sample ProjectsEvaluation of 3-Tier Web Development Tools (1998)Evaluation of what 3-tier web tool(s) Amoco should use, if any, tosupplement the basic Microsoft set (IIS, ASP, MTS). A small prototypeapplication was developed using several different Java developmentenvironments. Considerable emphasis was placed on ease of use, and on thefront-end Java generation approach.Wrote several VB programs for evaluation of ActiveX as a web developmenttool. Most complex set passed serialized objects between client and servercontrols to be re-instantiated/used across the network. Visual Interdevused to update server files.Developed six .asp files in connection with the VB testing noted above.Wrote two long-running Java Applets and one Servlet, which tested simplecommunication sequences among them. Servlet did simple test calls to Corbautility on another server.Scope: Corporate - Role: Manager of Project Manager; Also Technical WorkIT Standards Database (1995)Application was the underlying data structure, and user interface formaintaining Amoco's IT standards data environment. Technology was LotusNotes, with Domino for the web front end. A hard-copy manual wasautomatically generated from the Notes databases.Developed LNOTES application for use as a Data Dictionary for other LNOTESapplications. Wrote several VBA and perl scripts for "macro-like" frontend to simulate multiple LNOTES and Excel commands.Scope: Corporate - Role: Manager of Team Members; Also technical work.Operations Planning Data System (1991)System used windows front-end, and OS2 server (running Database 2) toaccess data residing on MVS/DB2. Communications were SNA/APPC.Scope: Business Group - Role: Consulting architectSeveral Applications (1991)TCP/IP assistance to several project teams who were using it for firsttime.Wrote Powerbuilder program to demo OO concepts (dictionary example) toCOBOL programmers learning PB. Converted (and "objectified") threeexisting C programs to C++, to demonstrate usefulness of object conceptsfor organizing code in traditional algorithmic programs.Scope: Business Group - Role: Consulting architectOperations Planning and Transportation Business Area Analysis (BAA) (1990)This BAA covered the processes and data for a major Amoco department. Inaddition to contributing to process analysis, also served as a methodologyconsultant.Scope: Business Group - Role: Team MemberEmployee Information Data System (1989)Designed and coded proof of concept for and employee data system, usingEnfin (Smalltalk-like OOPL), with 2-tier data base support for both Oracleand Sybase.Scope: Corporate - Role: Core Team MemberOSF/DCE Windows Prototype (1988)Implemented and tested a version of OSF/DCE for windows, for possible usein a distributed data application for Amoco's refining department. DCE codeworked, but was too immature on the windows platform, and too large/complexfor the proposed project teamScope: Business Group - Role: Core Team MemberRelevant Early Career Technical ExperienceSupervisor for systems programming/software group responsible fordeveloping and maintaining Amoco's modifications to the MVS (mainframe)operating system. These operating system extensions were removed one at atime, as IBM added the necessary function to the operating system. |
