When Harvard University needed help with a complex database they hired Sean as their consultant.
Harvard realized they wanted to make some changes to an ACCESS database that they use for tracking Committee Members. The challenge they faced was that the original developer had moved on years ago, so now they were struggling with trying to modify custom software that had been "orphaned".
After analyzing Harvard's ideas, Sean developed a new process model and implemented new business features within their existing database. He worked directly with staff to define their needs, added many ideas and useful features of his own, and provided the training to show everyone how much easier the new system was to use. | Provide Technologies needed someone to write training manuals for their entire line of custom tools. CLICK HERE TO SEE SAMPLES of what Sean created to solve their need for technical documentation.
Then Sean helped them market their tools by producing promotional and training videos. He listened to their ideas - then added all the technical magic required to make an idea a reality: Lights, Camera, ACTION! CLICK HERE TO VIEW VIDEO
As a Process Engineer Sean also contributed an idea to redesign a key component - a part used by every model in their product line.
Sean's new design reduced manufacturing cost by 30% and eliminated 95% of field failures. | Advantage Components, an international commodities trader, had always focused their business on electronic components. Now they were ready to expand into a new market: Excess Inventory Management.
First Sean designed a new IT infrastructure, selecting both hardware and software to replace all of the systems in the entire company - while still preserving one critical legacy application.
Then Sean developed the solution needed to meet the demands of the new business. He created a custom database product incorporating Product Scanning, Point of Sale and Inventory Management with customer accessible Web Portal Reporting.
CISCO was so impressed that they became their first customer. |
