Under Bill's progressive career growth and leadership, IXP has grown to be a successful mid-tier corporation with over 175 employees that is the market leader for public safety 9-1-1 managed services. Bill renovated and realigned IXP's branding, corporate identify, strategy, and organizational structure. Overseeing all aspects of company performance, Bill has implemented a system of transparent metrics that drives daily company performance and has created a culture of dedicated private industry professionals that understand the unique challenges of public safety operations and technology found in municipal government and college campuses. With excellent customer satisfaction and repeat business as our enduring hallmark, Bill has positioned IXP for many years of exciting growth and expansion.A founding owner, chairman and CEO of IXP Corporation, Bill brings many years of public safety software development, technical project management, and executive-level management consulting to IXP.

Prior to IXP, Bill served as Director of Public Safety Growth Markets for Electronic Data Systems (EDS), that eventually became part of HP. In this capacity, he was responsible for identifying strategic growth markets and executing the unit’s global growth initiatives. He was responsible for creating a consortium of eight U.K. based companies that were selected as the finalist for London’s Metropolitan Police Service $1.8B system integration and managed services project.

Director of Engineering Services for MCI Systemhouse, which was later acquired by Worldcom and EDS. He was responsible for directing the analysis, design, development, and implementation of the network and information systems for the New York City Police Department’s Public Safety Answering Center.

Successful independent management consultant that assisted public and private organizations transition to client/server information architectures using business process re-engineering and structured analysis and design methodologies. Notable clients include:• Weyerhaeuser Corporation, Federal Way, WA. – Office of the Environment• Weyerhaeuser Corporation, Federal Way, WA. - Corporate Information Technology Association• PRC Inc., McLean, VA. – Public Management Systems• SHL Systemhouse, New York City, NY – NYPD Project

Criminal Justice Management Consultant specializing in information system strategic and tactical planning, structured analysis and design, and arrest/disposition process training. Professional engagements included the following:• Washington State Patrol – Criminal History Requirements Analysis & Data Model• Washington Office of the Administrator for the Courts – Superior Court Accounting System Data Model & Design• Alaska Department of Public Safety - Long-Range Information System Management Plan• Oregon Criminal Justice Services Division – National Uniform Crime Reporting Requirements Analysis & Data Model• Arizona Department of Public Safety – Statewide Criminal History Reporting Training• Nebraska State Patrol – Statewide Criminal History Reporting Training• Idaho Department of Law Enforcement – Information Systems Review• Nevada State Patrol – Criminal History Information System Review

Software dev eloper and technical project manager participating in the development and implementation of several Computer-Aided Dispatch systems including:- Seattle Fire Department- Seattle Police Department- King County Department of Public Safety, and - Valley Communications

Worked in the crime analysis unit supporting a large multi-jurisdictional (FBI, state, county, local) serial homicide task force.Managed a team of 12 data entry operators. Developed customized software for: - Case management,- Google-like text search capability, - Tip-sheet management,and,- List management software.

Software Programmer and System Analyst - designed and implemented:- Jail Management System(JIMS), - Records Management System (CLEAR), and - Criminal History System (CHRI) for Pierce County Sheriff and Tacoma Police Departments.

Responsible for executing nightly computer operations and scripts in the police department's Communications Center using disk-to-tape backup procedures, batch report execution, report development, and printer maintenance in a Digital Equipment Corporation PDP-11 computer system environment.