Infosys is a Global 2000 digital services and consulting company with $14B in revenue and over 260,000 employees (2021).

Cognizant is a Fortune 500 IT services provider with $16B in revenue and over 288,000 employees.• Partnering with our financial services clients along their cloud native journey with Microservices, Agile, DevSecOps, Containers, Orchestration, Cloud Providers, APIs, Event Stream Processing and Serverless.

Fujitsu is a Global 500 IT services provider with $36B in revenue and over 140,000 employees.• Product management of the Digital Transformation (DT) value proposition, crafting successful business proposals, such as for Comerica Bank (application refactoring and cloud migration) and Delta Airlines (API and microservices development).• Delivered the initial DT engagement at Comerica Bank, contributing to their efficiency ratio optimization and increasing their agility at introducing innovation to gain customers.• Improved application service delivery at Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC, leading to a 2-year contract extension valued at $100M+.• Led Oracle e-Business Suite service delivery for the Quebec provincial government, doubling revenues, generating a 40% gross margin and signing a 2-year contract extension valued at $10M+.

Keyrus is a Paris-based IT services provider with €257M in revenue and 3,000 employees in 15 countries.• Transformed a traditional web hosting division operating at a loss into a Cloud Service Provider with standard offerings operating at 28% profitability.• Engineered and delivered the Virtual Private Cloud offering, based on Cisco UCS, Nexus, Catalyst, VMware and NetApp.• Renegotiated contracts with 50 accounts, such as PSA Peugeot-Citroën, to align them to standard cloud Statements of Work and terminated unprofitable ones.• Architected and delivered a PCI-DSS compliant hosting solution to MasterCard Europe.• Performed due diligence with potential acquirers and M&A firm. Divested at 2X the annual revenue.

Carrefour is a Paris-based Global 500 retailer with $91B in revenue and over 378,000 employees.• Product management of www.carrefour.net, a mission-critical B2B services portfolio used in 20 countries connecting more than 25,000 suppliers for a total order value of $10B+ annually. Reduced the average order administrative cost from $18 to less than $1, saving $10M+ annually.• Architected and delivered Carrefour’s first virtualized platform, based on VMware, with 800 VMs running on 80 physical servers, decreasing server provisioning lead time from 3 months to hours.• Identified and leveraged a few startups before they were acquired, such as Trigo for Master Data Management (IBM in 2004) and SeeBeyond for Enterprise Application Integration (Sun in 2005).

• Architected and delivered a LAMP e-commerce platform offering that provided time to market and cost advantages, which led to winning business proposals, such as for Europ Assistance.

None Networks was a Paris-based Internet Service Provider start-up with $25M in funding.• Engineered and delivered the Portal, a java-based MVC web content management solution providing publication workflow features and capable of syndicated newsfeed aggregation and personalization.• The rich content and performance of the Portal attracted customers (up to 200,000 simultaneous users) and fueled the growth of this very successful ISP that was acquired a year later.• Personalized pages were assembled on-the-fly server-side using pre-cached DOM branches generated from XML and XSL Transformation.

PeopleSoft was providing ERP software for 5,000 customers, with $1B in revenue and 6,000 employees.• Architected the initial Open Integration Framework, which enabled messaging and transactions with external systems using standard protocols.• Inspired by the Gang of Four Design Patterns.• The OIF provided a competitive advantage through pre-configured integrations with news, travel and office supplies providers, allowing for self-service from within the ERP.

Warner-Lambert was an American pharmaceutical company with $13B in revenue and 44,000 employees.• Engineered RAPIDg, a new application tracking regulatory affairs’ activities in 20 countries.• Single Page App before its time, based on IIS/ASP, DHTML and Oracle RDBMS.• Improved transparency and collaboration by providing a unified view of regulatory processes across countries.• Enabled the company to use the European marketing authorization process for faster time to market and lower costs.

The Revenue Agency is the equivalent of the IRS in Canada.• Developed a new financial information application for the IT division. Reduced the delay to get a consolidated view from months to a week, allowing for improved decision support.• Identified the top performing software engineering teams and best practices through a productivity measurement program.• Maintained and enhanced some of the main income tax applications used by 25,000 employees. Increased user productivity by restructuring the UI.