Management of the Systems Engineering and Software Development Groups.Chief Architect and designer for all client-implemented software solutions – Internet or LAN/WAN based. Chief Technical Advisor for all client-focused network, security, and systems engineering projects.

Strategic Business and Financial Planning.Corporate Negotiations and Deal Makings.

Chief Technical Advisor for all fixed, cellular and Internet projects. Design and implementation of the All-IP wireless backbone and core network.Architect of the private VOIP and SIP network using Broadsoft’s IMS Application Suite.Design and Implementation of the Gotel MVNO service with Oceanic Digital.International Speaker at WCAI conference on wireless technologies in January 2006.Architect of the ALL-IP CDMA network for the proposed mobile cellular network.

Planned and implemented a corporate backup system that reduced the backup time from 10 - 15 hours to 3 hours.Resolved daily downtime problems with main Novell servers (print and file sharing), increasing uptime from less than 50% to over 95%.Led a successful Y2K upgrade of mission critical Oracle applications and databases where previous attempts have failed.Implemented secure Internet browsing and mail access from the Local Area Network.Hold various records for the 1st person in Mutual Life’s history to pass all ten (10) LOMA exams (FLMI) in one sitting with a distinction; also holds the Caribbean record in LOMA for the same examinations.

Reduced the company’s General Ledger (GL) processing time from 6 hours to 15 minutes using programming and database tuning techniques. Created new printer model in UNIX to accommodate printing at 10, 12, 15, 17 and 20 cpi on Epson compatible printers, which in turn facilitated the printing of cheques via the computer system.Set up new Local Area Network (LAN) systems. This includes Windows NT servers and a UNIX server integrated into a TCP/IP network, with 50+ client workstations running Windows 95 and Windows NT workstation. Increased database system uptime from 78% to 95%, saving the company over US$140,000.00 per month.Implemented a database disaster recovery plan (DRP) that recovers the database up to the last successful transaction. Virtually eliminating data loss in case of system failure.Improved company wide communications by implementing electronic mail service using Microsoft Mail for PC Networks 3.5.Doubled the productivity of administrative and technical staff with the introduction of PCs, Windows 95, Windows NT Workstation and Microsoft Office 95 at the desktop.