Carl Furman
123, Ellis Street
Boston, MA, 01234
(123) 456 789

Technical Summary

Hardware Platforms:

• PC's,
• Servers,
• Mainframes,
• Workstations

Operating Systems:

• DOS,
• CP/M,
• VMS,
• ULTRIX/UNIX,
• MVS

Networks:

• TCP/IP,
• ECNET

Approaches:

• OODB,
• Client Servers,
• Remote Data Access,
• RDB,
• BMS,
• CAD/CAM,
• EDI,
• CASE,
• 4GL's

History of Employement

(1983 to Present)NILES CORPORATION
(1992 to Present)Ultrix Systems and Software, MIS Manager

• Supervise downscale which resulted in budget reductions.
• Create and execute an overall information architecture for the engineering and manufacturing operational units of the short end business.
• Intended for the efforts focused on utilizing client or server technology for manufacturing plants in the United Kingdom and London- Control 21 professionals and an annual budget of $1.7 million, as well as a computer supply group that examine 2,100 customers.

(1989 to 1992)Consultant & Information Systems Marketing

• Planned and execute a variety of seminars and symposiums for the use of educating customers. All these tricks resulted in improved sales and the organization of new accounts.
• Main duty was to be the MIS subject matter specialist for the expansion of courses designed to educate superior sales and software service people on its problems, Digital's solutions, and MIS functions.

(1987 to 1989)Field Service Logistics (FLS) IS Manager

• Handled and directed a staff of senior MIS specialized which execute the MRPII application in multiple locations. li> Cost reductions of $15 million and the result was a 35% savings in record.
• Implementation, development , bounded the design for the New Business Process.

(1986 to 1987)MIS Manager, Low-End Business Center

• In order to stabilize the operations, analyzed the operation, hired staff, proposed investments, and drove solutions.
• The result was smoother operations, quicker response to customers' orders, and reduced indirect labor costs.
• Directed MIS activities in support of order processing business unit with high-volume activity.

  (1983 to 1986)Manager, Personal Data Systems
  

  • Faster reaction to staff and resulted in reduced labor costs at head office.
  • The main focus of which was to send a distributed data base system, directed and handled the PDS Section in the hunt of its long-range plan,

Qualificational Background

(1987)New England Culinary Institute . Master of Science in Computer Science
(1973)Saint Leo University. Bachelor of Business Administration (Accounting) presently enrolled in the Certified Financial Planning program