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Client List
GMAC Insurance –(St. Louis, IL) : Senior KE on rule team that extracted the
information, wrote the rules and designed the testing procedures for the
new Internet Underwriting system. (1/03 – 5/03)
What we did at GMAC
Lloyds TSB
–TSB (London, UK) : Again, working as not
only Rule Team technical lead but doing everything else as well, I worked
with the Sales and Marketing Team in Bristol and the Java team in London, I
wrote the Java supporting classes and the 800+ rules for the new Loan Eligibility
and Pricing system that was used by all branch offices, headquarters and
via the internet. Along with Sales and Marketing, designed the testing
suite for the rules before implementation. (2/02 – 12/02)
What
we did at Lloyds
Bell South
–(Birmingham, AL) : Again, Rule Team lead for a large project
consisting of almost 300 programmers. The Rule Team, comprised of myself,
Dr. Forgy, three Knowledge Engineers and six Rule Engineers, extracted the
expertise from the business analysts and wrote the rules necessary to
replace the PARIS (Performance and Reporting Information System) with the
PMAP (Performance Measurement and Analysis Platform – New Generation)
System. The systems had been mandated by the FCC, Justice Department and
the state regulatory boards of all nine states as part of BST effort to
enter the long distance business. Reporting was very complex since various
measures on all aspects of the BST business had to be reported to all
eleven entities for different measurements. (9/00 – 11/01)
What we did at Bell South
Ericsson –(Dallas - Richardson, TX) :
Working as team lead we designed and wrote the intelligence for the
Geobility project in OPSJ. This was one of the first ventures into an
intelligent Personal Information Manager, PIM. Also, this was my first
contact with Dr. Charles Forgy, the inventor of the Rete Algorithm. He was
our most esteemed team member and contributed greatly to the project. (2/99
– 8/00)
Neuron Data –(Mountain View, CA) – With the help of a Stock Brokerage
expert, a DBA, a telecom interface expert and a really good GUI guy, I
wrote the rules and the CORBA interface for one the first ventures into
CRM, Customer Relationship Manager. This was a demo of what could be done
with a CRM for a Stock Brokerage firm. (12/98 – 2/99)
Norwest
Financial –(Des Moines, IA) : Working with a team of Neuron Data personnel
(and about 85 C++ programmers) we designed and wrote the rule for the
entire financial system. My primary function on the team was the analysis
of a new tool from ND, the ND Expert Template Library,
that interfaced to the ND Expert tool. (6/98 – 12/98)
What we did at Norwest
Houston Light and Power –(Houston, TX) : Along with a Neuron Data
employee, I rewrote the ancient ND NeXpert system that was on an old
RS/6000 running AIX to more modern look and better performance using the
new and updated ND Expert system. (2/98 – 5/98)
FedEx –(Dallas – Las Colinas, TX) : Working with
the Logistics, Electronic Commerce and Catalogs (LEC&C) division of
FedEx, my Rule Team first used the ND Expert system then the ND Advisor
system as the intelligent module for the Virtual Enterprise Architecture
(VEA) project. This was an extremely sophisticated venture into much more
advanced Supply Chain Logistics than any other company at that time. (2/97
– 2/98)
What we did at FedEx
Fed Ex, Domestic Pricing –(Memphis, TN) : With the help of a FedEx employee as the
domain knowledge source, wrote the first Client / Server version of their
Domestic Pricing platform. Wrote the first Client / Server version of the
Credit Card Analysis system. Later, (with two FedEx employees and one other
consultant) I wrote version 2 of the same system for the Orlando, FL, office. Spent a lot of time teaching Unix, C and
C++ to the Domestic Pricing department. (10/95 – 2/97)
Fed Ex, Marketing
–(Memphis, TN) : Designed and started installation on a networked
backup system for (at that time) Sun’s largest computer, the Sun
2000, along with several Hewlett-Packard Unix machines running HP-UX and
one old RS/6000 running AIX. (7/95 – 10/95)
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