Bret Scott possesses expertise in disaster recovery, enterprise architecture, aix, storage, virtualization and 22 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I have worked with Bret for many years. This year (2009) in fact, Bret and I worked on the largest disaster recovery exercise ever held at the IBM Boulder Facility’s BCRS (Business Continuity Recovery Services) center. We both supported an IBM/AT&T client who performs a DR (disaster recovery) exercise annually. The client is good to work with but very particular and intolerant of errors or loss of production systems. An extensive (300 + line) ACl (access control list) is placed on the edge routers to simulate the disaster while the client and BCRS personnel go about recovering from the disaster. Bret and I worked hand in hand to perform the exercise while keeping production systems up and connected. Any loss of production systems would be highly detrimental and costly to our client. The generation of the ACL takes months of planning and testing prior to the DR. Bret is a consummate professional who worked with me and our client to ensure our exercise went off without a hitch. We both received a letter of commendation from our client for this year’s exercise. I would recommend Bret without reservation. He is a consummate professional who is highly motivated, follows through and does not stop until the job is done and done correctly." and "Bret was one the most intelligent support engineers at Stratus. A call to Bret would result in the correct answer to hard questions. I was never disappointed by the information I received from him."