Dr Conrad Attard graduated with a PhD in engineering, Computer Science Department from Sheffield University in 2016 and obtained his MSc and BSc from University of Malta. In 1999 he started working at Malta International Airport and gathered a lot of experience related to critical IT systems that are adopted by the airline industry. He is currently a lecturer at Department of Computer Information Systems, Faculty of ICT. For 10 years he developed enterprise IT planning solutions used by all airport employees and later contributed to introduce an ERP solution to help management better access information from all departments and third parties within the airport. Dr Attard started an IT business that allowed him to support various SMEs and organisations focusing on consulting on implementation of IT infrastructure and software needs. His research is focused on organisations in particular on the use of Smart technology, Just in time knowledge creation and ehealth solutions at the workplace. In the last five years he managed various research projects such as reporting tools that can support caregivers of wandering patients suffering from dementia . In this research a tool that utilizes the currently available Smart Mobile Technologies was designed focusing on the patients’ wandering patterns whilst identifying any possible dangers pertaining to the patient. He is the principal investigator of Pervasive Electronic Monitoring (PEM) in healthcare currently being carried out at the St Vincent de Paule Residence and UOM, which is a nursing home and hospital for the Elderly in collaboration with the University of Malta. His work involves the design of simulators that make use of Human Activity Recognition (HAR) that address the problem of incomplete data, collected from wearable devices. The aim of this work is to help researchers and ICT practitioners working on hospital systems to improve the designs and the requirements, providing solutions to various problems.

Research: CROWDSOURCING JUST IN TIME KNOWLEDGE AT WORKPLACEAligned with the Evolvement of Smart Mobile Devices at Sheffield University UK

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Over the course of his career he has gained expertise in custom application development, application integration, and day-to-day management of IT solutions. Dr Attard has a successful track record of managing and coaching distributed teams across multiple projects. His role contributed in leveraging individuals or groups within the organisation or across organisations in order to solve problems and deliver value to all stakeholders.Dr Attard has been involved in managing multiple software development projects and day-to-day operations with distributed teams across multiple organisations. This has helped him gain experience in companies (small to medium size) in catering, manufacturing, airline, airport, hotel management and retail. The focus was in contributing to business development efforts.

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Managed a team of IT people to keep IT systems within the airport working smoothly. Created varous systems to facilitate the day to day processes. Involved in various projects to make the workplace a better place.