Bryan K. Fenoff Email & Phone Number

Perkasie, Pa, Us

Berwyn, Pa, Us

Mr. Fenoff has over 15 years delivering applications based on the WebSphere Commerce framework. He has spent the past 8 years leading global teams to deliver these highly integrated WC applications as a consultant. He is typically responsible for designing, managing, and executing the application development lifecycle from requirements gathering workshops to testing, GoLive, and maintenance. He has extensive experience with team management, high and mid level project planning, time estimation, team mentoring, deliverable creation and C-level communications. He functions as a ‘Hands-On Architect’ working through POCs, educating developers, troubleshooting code functionality and performance, as well as delivering code when timelines get tight. He believes in minimal application customizations to meet requirements and utilizes his creative problem solving and 15 years of experience developing within the WebSphere Commerce framework to deliver streamlined, high performance, OOTB, WC applications. In order to efficiently purvey his experiences within the LinkedIn framework, each client is listed separately below. Little Blue Commerce, LLC is his corporation that he utilizes to work independently as well as to bring in teams to deliver larger endeavors.

Charleston, Sc, Us

Sonepar USA is a holding company for electrical parts distributors across the US. Their eBusiness framework is based upon the WebSphere Commerce Extended Sites B2B model. The business functions as B2B and all users must authenticate to receive filtered catalogs, organizational pricing, inventory at warehouse and local store for pickup, and shipping locations / quotes. This application was originally built on v6 with extreme customizations then migrated to v7 without cleanup. The application had severe performance and reliability concerns despite relatively low traffic and sufficient server resources. The WC engine was tightly coupled via WESB and Glassfish to multiple Eclipse ERP instances and one custom AS400 application. Mr. Fenoff was engaged to work with team to implement a Worklight mobile application, to provide the current development resources direction and mentoring on Best Practices of WC development, to resolve the performance and reliability issues, as well as to support the furious rate of business enhancement requests. Upon his arrival the WC Extended Sites application supported 4 distinctively branded B2B operating companies.Accomplishments:* Implement a responsive fully functional eCommerce mobile application utilizing a hybrid ‘Code Once’ approach based upon IBM Worklight.* Resolve server reliability and performance issues through elimination of 1000’s of lines of custom code and revert to v7 OOTB functionality.* Implement SOLR search engine and customize search rules tooling to accommodate business requirements.* Implement Sales Catalogs and appropriate load process from business tooling.* Design catalog and product structure to support four additional eSites businesses.* Facilitate PIM implementation efforts across 16 Operating Companies.* Implement address verification and credit card processing.Technologies:* WebSphere Commerce v7.0.0.7 FEP 6, Oracle, IIS* Coremetrics* Worklight v5.0.6* Google API* WESB v6.1* UPS API

Nampa, Id, Us

KNG International is an embroidery and menu company primarily serving the restaurant market. Their eBusiness framework was based upon a custom PHP and M.O.M ERP system. As their business was quickly surpassing the capacity of that system, KNG endorsed a WebSphere Commerce v6 and SAP solution. Through requirements gathering sessions it was determined that utilizing the WebSphere Commerce Extended Sites B2B model would provide the best foundation for their eBusiness endeavors. Mr. Fenoff functioned as part of a team of 3 to implement the WC version of kng.com. He was responsible for all elements of users, catalog, and promotion sub-systems requirements gathering, data migration, integration, and display. After the initial implementation he was requested to continue as sole provider for WebSphere Commerce services. Through Little Blue Commerce, LLC he ascertained additional staff and executed larger projects such as v6 to v7 migration and additional integrations for shipping and tax calculations.Accomplishments:* Migrate existing eBusiness to WebSphere Commerce v6 Extended Sites platform* Integrate WC Member, Catalog, and Order subsystems to SAP (Master of Record)* Mentor non-WC developers on WC methodologies and Best Practices* Interview and evaluate team performance.* Provide ongoing support services for defect and enhancement resolution.Technologies:* WebSphere Commerce v6.0.0.2 and v7.0.0.3, DB2, IHS* Coremetrics* Google Analytics API* Melissa Data API* FedEx API* UPS API* Vertex API* Creative Logistics Solutions API

Atlanta, Georgia, Us

Interface is a global manufacturer of carpet. Their eBusiness framework was based upon .NET framework. The framework was not able to support the traffic nor the eCommerce vision of the business. As Interface Americas had two wholly owned subsidiaries and a primary B2B business, WebSphere Commerce v6 Enterprise was purchased to build a reliable eCommerce platform on which to build multiple sites for each operating company. Mr. Fenoff was engaged to design and implement a WebSphere Commerce platform to support the vision of the business, educate and mentor current non-WC development staff, and implement sites as requested. Under Mr. Fenoff’s leadership and tutelage the team built a federated 3-tier WebSphere Commerce v6 environment utilizing customized BandD for continuous integration. To support the varied operating companies, 2 custom AS400 ERP instances and a JDE instance were integrated with WESB providing data mediation services. Mr. Fenoff lead the teams through requirements gathering exercises, data migration mapping exercises, SOA data and function mapping exercise, UX design clinics, and business user education.Accomplishments:* Implement 4 B2C and 2 B2B Extended Sites.* Build, educate and mentor a WC development and administration team* Mentor Management on functionality of WC and appropriate eBusiness opportunities.* Develop native mobile applications to provide catalog browsing for B2B sales agents.Technologies:* WebSphere Commerce v6.0.0.8 and v7.0.0.3, DB2, IHS* WESB v5* Coremetrics* Google Analytics API* FedEx API* UPS API* Vertex API* Authorize.net API

City Of Industry, Ca, Us

Bentley Princestreet was a wholly owned subsidary of Interface, Inc. As the Solutions Architect for Interface, my duties included all web initiatives for Bentley and were incorporated into the Interface, Inc. WebSphere Commerce program.

Ohta-Ku, Tokyo, Jp

Canon USA is a renowned provider of digital photography equipment. The Canon eBusiness framework was built upon .NET and experience consistent performance issues and outages. WebSphere Commerce Extended Sites v6 became the platform for the relaunch of the Canon USA eCommerce site. Mr. Fenoff was engaged to lead the data migration team, catalog functionality and search design and customizations, promotion engine design and customizations as well as integrations for fulfilment. Accomplishments:* Leverage sales opportunities on the Canon brand site.* Provide robust search functionality via Autonomy integration.* Migrate all legacy data from .NET framework to WC data model* Design and implement data integration points with proprietary AS400 ERP* Design and implement promotion engine customizations to meet business requirements.* Lead data migration team for all subsystems to move data from both .NET and AS400 frameworks.Technologies:* WebSphere Commerce v6.0.0.0, Oracle, IIS* Autonomy Search Server* MQ

Armonk, New York, Ny, Us

Mr. Fenoff worked as part of the IBM Global Services eCommerce Team for 6 years. In this time he worked with nearly every major WebSphere Commerce client and a few smaller sites mixed in. He started as a build manager for the very first java based WC site for Lillian Vernon. Over the next 6 years he learned all aspects of development and architecture through IBM education and IBM OJT. He worked closely with the WebSphere Commerce software development teams in Toronto and worked to design and develop many customizations that then became part of the core WC software.In order to efficiently purvey his experiences within the LinkedIn framework, each client is listed separately below.•Design and Implement WebSphere Commerce eCommerce sites.•Not all companies continue to use WC:•Lillian Vernon, Siemens, Boston Proper, Staples, Williams-Sonoma, Home-Depot.

IBM Global Finance maintained a WebSphere Commerce site to sell assets that were no longer required by IBM or its lease holders. Mr. Fenoff lead a team of 4 developers to provide enhancements to the site as requested by the business.

Atlanta, Georgia, Us

The Home Depot procured IBM to perform varied enhancements and upgrades to their WebSphere Commerce v5.6 site. Mr. Fenoff worked to design and develop the enhancements to the Order Subsystem.

San Francisco, Ca, Us

Williams-Sonoma, Inc contracted IBM to bring williams-sonoma.com onto WebSphere Commerce v5.4 utilizing extended sites. The goal was to have all 5 brands on the same instance. Mr. Fenoff designed and developed data migrations and application customizations to support the business requirements for the Catalog subsystem.

Us

Linens N Things maintained a blended model for their eCommerce. They were evaluating WebSphere Commerce and chose it as their platform to develop their gift registry. Their gift registry was one of the first available online. Mr. Fenoff worked with a team of 4 developers to deliver the gift registry which later was incorporated into a Feature Pack for v5.6 and base code for v6.

Framingham, Ma, Us

Staples contracted IBM to migrate staples.com onto WebSphere Commerce v5.4. They were currently on a .NET platform that was proving unsatisfactory to the business for reliability and performance. Mr. Fenoff was part of a large team to implement a highly customized solution for staples.com. He functioned as a junior architect and developer on the Catalog Subsystem. He also managed off-shore jsp developers who were working on the catalog front-end.

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Us

The PLCB petitioned IBM for a new site, pawineandspirits.com. It was built on WebSphere Commerce v5.4 B2C model. Mr. Fenoff was brought in to design and develop the integration points between PLCB SQLServer based data warehouse and the new site for phase one. After the initial phase was complete, Mr. Fenoff was requested to add a subscription service enhancement along with other varied items.

PTS Learning Systems developed software to educate users on Microsoft Office. This software served as an alternative to traditional classroom instruction or help desk calls. Mr. Fenoff joined PTS to manage software customization for varied clients. KPMG was his landmark client. They demanded that he run their project and work with internal teams. Accomplishments:*Served as implementation and support liaison between clients and internal staff.*Managed and tracked internal resource usage/cost against the contracted S.O.W.*Produced and presented preliminary, status, and final plans and reports to clients.*Developed and administered educational materials for software applications.*Directed and performed development, implementation and training of customized software applications.*Performed both group and individual training sessions on general use and best practices of software suites.*Managed and performed software promotion, implementation and training for 25,000 users of KPMG.*Managed rollout and post-implementation support and training of products to user base.*Documented usage and procedures of custom applications.

Villanova, Pa, Us

Villanova University has a distributed I/T staff. There is a central department that sets broad goals and standards for the entire university, however many departments hire their own staff to specialize and deliver their specific requirements. Mr. Fenoff was tasked with delivering all I/T related systems and projects to support the Financial Services Division. He hired and lead a team of 3 staff members to assist in maintenance and project delivery.Accomplishments:*Coordinated team efforts to provide hardware and software support and training for seven financial departments.*Maintained resource and procurement costs within budgetary constraints.*Developed integrated OS and software coursework and lead training sessions with 5 to 20 students.*Analyzed work processes to provide insight into potential technical business solutions.*Created coursework, user reference materials, and procedural documentation for new applications.*Directed departmental efforts to accomplish evaluation, implementation and upgrade projects.*Utilized Microsoft Project to monitor and control schedules, resources, and budgets.

Villanova, Pa, Us

Villanova University was looking for opportunities to expand revenue. Mr. Fenoff, a current student and part-time employee proposed 2 on-campus convenience stores with food services and 2 coffee houses. The university management reviewed the proposal and hired Mr. Fenoff to build the stores and coffee houses. The project started with one convenience store and one coffee house located in close proximity to facilitate management. Mr Fenoff was responsible for all aspects of the project from procuring space and managing construction to hiring staff and selecting product lines. The initial venues were so successful that the second phase was initiated within one year.Accomplishments:*Directed opening of two new retail establishments.*Negotiated vendor contracts and maintained vendor relationships.*Implemented marketing initiatives to promote store opening as well as daily and weekly specials.*Developed and documented operations procedures and policies.*Managed product mixes to balance market demands and budget constraints.*Supervised efforts of 100 full-time and part-time employees to complete daily and long-range tasks.*Surpassed revenue budget by 5% and reduced expenses by 2% from budget.

Master Of Business Administration (Mba), E-Commerce/Electronic Commerce

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Psychology