Portfolio
Over the past 25 years I have worked in the field of
information technology. Although, it was called data processing
back then. I continue to work in the professional arena in the
area of enterprise metadata, web 2.0, and variety of
other disciplines. Today, I spend a lot of time researching
these topics as a Senior Technical Architect at at&t.
Curriculum Vitae |
Resume |
LinkedIn | Patents
Qualifications
- Qualifications 25 Years Experience in Information
Technology
- BS, MBA and Ph.D. in Information Technology (1986 -
2004)
- Adjunct Professor at LaGrange College (2004-2005)
- Enterprise Metadata Architect, Enterprise Data
Architect and Collaboration Architect
- XML Data Architect – Data Content Segment Area
- Monthly Columnist in Data Management Review
- Over 135 Corporate and Academic Publications -
See CV
- Wilshire Metadata Award Winner
- Patent and Trademark Portfolio
- Several Industry Award Committees: Metadata, Enterprise
Information Management
Memberships
Education
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Information Systems
Nova Southeastern University, 2004
Dissertation: A Framework for the Identification of
Electronic Commerce Design Elements that Enable Trust within the
Small Hotel Industry. Committee: Maxine S. Cohen, Ph.D. (Chair),
Frank Nasuti, Ph.D., and Easwar Nyshadham, Ph.D.
Masters of Business Administration (MBA) in
Information Systems Management Georgia State University, 1990
Bachelor of Science (BS) in Mathematics/Computer
Science Columbus State University, 1986
Interviews
Read my interview with Tony Shaw of Wilshire Conferences
where we discuss the aspects of "Best Practices" of deploying
metadata in a large corporate environment. We eventually were
awarded the Wilshire / DAMA award for best implementation of
Enterprise Metadata.
View Interview
Read my interview with Greg Goth for the IEEE Article
published in March 2006. The article focused on the Semantic Web
and the future of this technology. Additional comments provided
by James Hendler, director of the University of Maryland's Joint
Institute for Knowledge Discovery, Dave McComb, president and
chairman of Semantic Arts, and Anne Thomas Manes, vice president
and research director at the Burton Group technology analysis
firm.
View Article
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My Web 2.0 Persona
Book: Trademark 2.0
"Some
of the author’s points challenge conventional thinking and really made me
re-evaluate some of my career and personal marketing plans. I really enjoyed
some of the marketing ideas and intend to pursue several of them. I highly
recommend this book to anyone in the IT or high tech world."
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