David Byrne Email & Phone Number

Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

The Chief Information Officer is responsible for providing strategic leadership in the planning, development, implementation and management of information systems, information, and communication technologies within the Department of Justice.The CIO provides business technology leadership for the Department and has responsibility for managing the entire information and technology function in order to enable and support business objectives. The role oversees the entire information technology function for the Department, incorporating strategy, architecture, operations and processes, applications and processes, security and continuity, vendor management, ICT finance, program and performance management, standards and policies, support and resources.

Hobart, Tasmania

Reporting to the CIO, in this role I was responsible for leading a team of professional project managers, business analysts and test analysts in delivering a wide range of projects on behalf of the Department and its many business units.I also had a responsibility for developing and implementing a project management framework to support the Department's needs.

Hobart

As the manager of a small, dedicated project management unit I was responsible for the delivery of a wide range of projects in the infrastructure, cyber security and applications space. In this role I was also a senior member of the Department's IT Management team supporting the Director in delivering the ICT Strategy.

Hobart, Tasmania

In this role I was responsible for delivering a wide range of IT projects to the Department. Working closely with stakeholders, vendors and technical staff I actively managed a portfolio of projects that enhanced the Department's IT asset base and delivered better business value to the Tasmanian community.

Hobart, Tasmania

In this temporary role I was responsible for the implementation of an Electronic Document Management System for the Housing, Disability and Community Services group within DHHS. The project required high level planning, communications and organisational skills in integrating HPE Records Manager 8 (RM8) with other corporate business systems, developing plans to deal with both new and legacy electronic and physical documents and rolling out the RM8 client across the group.

Hobart, Tasmania

In this senior role I had direct responsibility for the effective and efficient delivery of quality IT infrastructure services using ITIL principles. I had budgetary and management responsibility for a range of outsourced IT infrastructure services supporting over 1300 people in the Hydro Tasmania Group across Australia and overseas.

Hobart

I managed a dedicated team of ICT professionals delivering ICT services to the Tasmanian water and wastewater industry.The operations initially spanned five (later reduced to three) server room facilities across the state including a Disaster Recovery site utilising SAN and server virtualisation technologies. In addition the Operations Team was responsible for all SCADA servers and supporting information technologies. The team serviced and supported over 900 office-based and mobile/field workers across the state connected via a large meshed network of fibre, DSL, 3G/4G and private microwave services.In addition, I was responsible for the delivery of all ICT projects using combinations of in-house staff and external vendors to implement and/or upgrade a broad range of technologies in the data centre infrastructure, networking, IP telephony, videoconferencing, Windows server and supporting technologies spaces.

Hobart

I was responsible for the delivery of all ICT and GIS services with 6 staff to over 100 users in 5 locations throughout southern Tasmania under the Hobart Water banner.In this pivotal role I developed the IT/IS operating model for what was to become TasWater and delivered this in time to commence operations on 1 July 2009 as part of the water industry reform in Tasmania.As leader of the IT Workstream I was responsible for the design and implementation of the server, storage and network infrastructure, corporate applications and desktop technologies for the TasWater group of corporations. The success of the project was commended by the Chairman and was instrumental in me being selected as the Business Systems Operations Manager for the newly established TasWater

Tasmania, Australia

This was the premier User Group for VMware in Tasmania. It met quarterly in Hobart and via videoconferencing to Launceston, . Each meeting saw a combination of local and interstate speakers covering a range of VMWare-related topics. The group was discontinued in 2015.

In this role I was responsible to the Roberts Limited group IT Manager for the delivery of IT services (a range of corporate applications, email and network communications) to over 700 users in 55 locations throughout Australia.

Diploma, Military Applied Sciences

Diploma In Information Technology (Systems Administration)

Itil V3 Foundations

Dip. Applied Science, Oceanography, Politics, English

The RANC was a military campus of UNSW located at Jervis Bay. The College was the centre for all initial officer training (professional.

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