D. Greg Scott Email & Phone Number

Greater Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota Area

Responsible for overseeing technical support services for a few large Red Hat customers in the financial and telecom industries.

Eagan, Minnesota, USA

In "Trafficking U," A chance encounter plunges bank fraud analyst, Jesse Jonsen, out of her white-collar office into a street battle against sex traffickers and her own life choices.In "Virus Bomb" and "Bullseye Breach," middle-aged, bald-headed, Minnesota IT contractor, Jerry Barkley, is no superhero. He never worked for the government. He has no insider.

Minnesota

Round 2 with Infrasupport starting Oct. 1, 2009. This time focusing on networks, security, and virtual IT infrastructure. I really can help your company do more with less.http://www.infrasupport.comI can build your virtual infrastructure the conventional way using proprietary, expensive tools. I can also build your virtual infrastructure using open source.

The Minnesota OAC was a nonprofit organization dedicated to connecting military families in the US with loved ones serving overseas via video teleconference. Ran several large family video teleconference events with the US Marines and Minnesota National Guard at venues including the Minnesota Twins, Gophers, and Vikings, the St. Paul Chamber of Commerce.

Independent consultant focusing on IT infrastructure services. Pioneered using standard video teleconferencing technology over the public Internet to make high quality face to face meetings affordable to small business. Helped customers cut telecom costs by connecting branch offices via secure tunnels over the Internet instead of traditional and expensive.

Help develop and implement technological approaches to enhance the business. Deliver highly technical IT consulting services to customers. Maintain and continuously improve the in-house IT infrastructure, Constantly look for ways to cut costs and enhance services for an especially demanding user base.

Taught the capstone course in Entrepreneurship, fall semester 2001.

Columnist - Wrote the ENT Heartland column on the back page of the magazine. Generated more reader email and comments than all other columnists combined.

Author of the Converts Corner column, chronicaling the experiences of a Windows guy learning about Linux. The magazine was an early victim of the.com bust.

Grew an IT consulting company from nothing to $1.2 million in annual sales.

Held a variety of positions as a 2nd level support specialist, consultant, project leader, and troubleshooter handling exceptional customer issues.

2nd in command in a 2 person IT shop. Developed one of the very first automated systems in the world to calculate financial assistance packages for students and model the results.

Mba, New Ventures

B.A., Math/Speech Double Major

Activities and Societies: Swim team

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