Tim started programming in 1984 on his IBM PC Jr. and just never found a way to get away from Technology. Despite many years in school and degrees in Political Science, International Relations, and Economics it was his technology know-how that paid the bills and landed him his first job with one of the Big 3 Management Consulting firms. He helped AT&T Wireless outsource support operations and worked on the merger with Cingular Wireless. He found working on the most challenging problems offered the most reward: helping Microsoft formulate an Enterprise Architecture, Boeing define the process for building the 787, Dish Network rationalize its sales systems, and T-Mobile speed up daily processing of 20M+ customer bills. At the US Olympic Committee, Tim led teams to create world-class sport analytics systems, implement national-level digital campaigns, and bring innovation onto the competition field. Being the Dean of Technology for the College of IS&T at the University of Phoenix was an amazing capstone to years of leadership. Today, Tim is concerned about issues of data privacy, artificial intelligence, and how technology will affect us Tomorrow.Specialties: Innovation, Human Development & Performance, Program Management, Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Integration Methodology, Service-Oriented Architecture, System Rationalization, Technical Architecture Modeling & Design, Project Management, System Operations, Solution Delivery, Business Intelligence, Data Visualization, Predictive Analytics