John Wood Email & Phone Number

Implemented custom archiving and eDiscovery solutions at several large customersPerformed in-place migrations from EmailXtender to SourceOneDeveloped a tool to produce detailed Discovery Manager matter reportsDeveloped custom scripts and programs to automate the use of Discovery Manager

Nashua, Nh

• Recognized that EMC could build an eDiscovery product, developed a prototype outside of work hours, sold management on the feasibility of building it and led the development work through multiple releases, resulting in very successful product.• Architected the solution based on customer requirements gathered while working in NYC.• Designed the SQL database, wrote most of the stored procedures, implemented the SOAP web service and a large part of the associated Windows Service in C#.• Actively worked as the customer advocate, product evangelist and subject matter expert (SME) on eDiscovery of email, providing guidance to the development team on customer requirements and usage.• Delivered onsite support to customers in NYC for 15 months to help them better utilize EMC products.• Delivered pre- and post-sales support and presentations to top financial customers.• Received an award for Outstanding Achievement in Customer Service

Waltham, Ma

• Delivered migration planning (from NT 4.0, Exchange 5.5 and HP OpenMail to Exchange 2000) to a large financial customer (200K seats), including Active Directory design work and SAN design assistance• Designed, performed and managed migration planning and testing (from NT 4.0 and Exchange 5.5 to Windows 2000 and Exchange 2000) for several customers• Provided Windows 2000, Active Directory and Exchange 2000 infrastructure design for an Internet based file sharing system• Developed a fault tolerant Exchange 5.5 back-end for an eCommerce web site, including detailed plans for a data center migration• Developed Exchange 5.5 monitoring and directory synchronization tools• Designed and implemented a custom desktop tool to allow Windows 2000 desktop renaming by non-administrators during rollout. This included Active Directory and security programming.