IoT (Internet of Things) expertise in bringing new IoT devices to market. Most recently he developed a “DAC” or Digital Audio Converter that plugs into a commodity piece of hardware known as a Raspberry PI. The DAC is a sound converter that takes multiple input types from legacy phone systems allowing high-quality streaming audio to be pushed to those legacy phone systems essentially adding functionality for streaming on-hold messaging to a phone system that doesn’t have that feature built into it. The “player” (a combination of the pi + DAC) can be managed remotely and also updated remotely so it is always up to date with respect to patches and security features. The solution is cost-effective, scalable, manageable, easily deployable, and cutting edge in both thinking and engineering.

Business Management, Contract Management, Contract Negotiations, Vendor Management, Client Negotiations, Business Development

Network Security and Design, Cisco and various platforms that provide routing and switching, Network Administration, Disaster Recovery, Network and Systems fail-over design, pfSense, Firepower Threat Defense, Solarwinds, Spiceworks, VMware, OpenDNS, Cisco, Meraki

Windows, Linux, Mac, Systems Support, Systems Administration, Technical Support, Active Directory, Network Management, TCP/IP, Subnetting, DHCP, DNS, CPanel & LAMP stacks, Label printing and label setup (Zebra & Sato), manufacturing IT, physical infrastructure cabling, batch files, scripts, shell scripts, power shell.

Expert Level SQL Database Administration, Data Warehousing, Data Architecture, Systems Integration, ASP, .NET, C#, VB, Javascript, LAMP Stack, Business Analytical mind that can deliver solutions in a complex enterprise,  SharePoint, Legacy Application Development (Visual Studio for example), Dot Net Nuke, Access, SSIS, Crystal Reports, Virtual CIO / Virtual CTO / Virtual IT Director