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JAMES MICHAEL BARRY New Jersey Home (973) 543-6067 Cell (908) 256-9409 james@jamesbarry.com http://www.jamesbarry.comEXPERIENCEADP – Employer Services Roseland, New Jersey April 2002 - Present Sr. VP Application Development, Payroll and HR Front End Applications August 2003 - Present Management of full lifecycle of 11 products that produce over $2 billion in ADP sales. Products range from newly introduced thin client front end, with fast growth of features; to mature thick client front end application development. Directly responsible for managing a $32 million budget. Managing a direct reporting team composing of 252 developers, architects, testers and analysts and project managers in NJ, Atlanta, India and Brazil along with a matrixed team of over 300 employees. Responsible for driving new products from a high performance development team to personally directing system architecture.
VP Application Development, Internet Applications April 2002 – August 2003 Managed a team focused on building Internet enabled products enabling ADP to reach the employee users of their products for the first time. Directly responsible for a matrixed budget of $15 million. Managed a portfolio of six software projects with over $70 million in sales generated from the products.
Interim Chief Technical Officer Denver, Colorado December 2001 – April 2002 After advising Jabber for 18 months, acted as its interim CTO during a funding stage. Developed with the executive team a new business plan for an XML based messaging system including an instant messaging product. Responsible for getting company protocols submitted to major standards bodies and accepted by the standard organizations. Advisory Board Member April 2000 – December 2001 Vice President, Products & Strategy – San Francisco, California December 1999 –December 2001 Founding executive of an Application Service Provider startup that offers a set of collaborative programs for managing all phases of software lifecycle from requirements to code versioning and bug tracking. Built company strategy for turning Open Source development techniques into a repeatable collaborative software development lifecycle methodology. I was responsible for turning the original two page vision into an enterprise ready Internet hosted product suited for sale to the Global 2000 companies. Managed teams from inception to 35 people. Worked throughout all aspects of the company.
Senior Product Manager WebSphere – IBM Software Group Boulder, CO July 1997- November 1999 Envisioned plan for WebSphere product line and championed its initial funding and acceptance as a strategy in IBM. Developed and implemented coordinated concept strategy for the WebSphere product line – IBM’s brand for Internet Software. Developed product plans and functional specifications for standard products in the WebSphere family, including a Java based Web Application Server, XML Server, Site Management Server and Personalization Server. Press spokesman for WebSphere brand and IBM Internet Software. Product line exceeded $100 million in sales in its second full calendar year. Managed matrixed teams from 3-100 people in world-wide geography.
Http Server Product Manager – IBM Software Group April 1998 – November 1999 Driving core technical specifications for basic Web Server for the Windows NT, UNIX AS/400 and OS/390 markets.
Linux and Open Source Strategic Working Group – IBM Software Group July 1997 – November 1999 Strategist for the IBM corporate wide core strategy team for Linux and Open Source. Began IBM’s first organized Linux activities including a mailing list and represented outside Linux speaking engagements for IBM. Initiated and led working group with IBM & Sun Microsystems to release the Java Server Page and Servlet specification to the Apache Jakarta project. Strategic Acquisitions – IBM Software Group July 1997 – November 1999 Participated in the recommendation and technical due diligence task forces for seven separate IBM acquisition teams. Work included identifying and negotiating with potential acquisition companies, as well as writing the technical briefs. Senior Internet Consultant – IBM Global Services March 1997 –July 1997 Managed Internet strategy planning and Internet application development consulting projects for IBM clients. Assembled skilled resources and plans to implement projects.
Neodata (Folded into EDS in 1997 after acquisition) Internet Product Manager Louisville, Colorado January 1996 – March 1997 Responsible for corporate strategy planning, product specifications, implementing training and new product introductions for the largest fulfillment company in the world. Clients include Wired Magazine, IDG Publications, Ziff-Davis, Time Inc., Simon & Schuster, Nike,US Postal Service and Philip Morris. Managed team of 3 and matrixed 6 EDS employees .
ResNova Software Inc. (Purchased by Microsoft - 1996) Partner/V.P. Westminster, Colorado and Huntington Beach, California January 1994 - January 1996 Responsible for software functional requirements specifications, technical support department as well as indirect sales, distribution channels for a World Wide Web based Collaboration and HTTP Server. Managed from 1-8 employees
InfoPort Inc./Innovative Management Services Inc. CEO Littleton, Colorado 1988-1994 An early ISP and BBS offering industry specific information. Managed from 6 people. Built and operated early Denver ISP with over 2,000 users.
· Developed and presented monthly balance sheets and P & L ‘s for clients totaling over $1,000,000 in monthly cash flow, Created budgets and capital needs analysis’s for five separate corporate boards. Norrell Health CareDistrict Manager Denver, Colorado 1985-1988 Managed four home care and supplemental staffing offices in the Southwestern U.S. with 12 office personnel and 800 staffing employees. Full P&L accountability, marketing direction, pricing, client relations, hiring and staff development Branch Manager 1985-1987 Tripled revenue, turning Denver’s first profit. Presidents Club winner. Control-O-Fax CorporationDistrict Manager & New Dealer Training Director Denver, Colorado 1984-1985 Becton Dickinson Immunodiagnostics Territory Manager Denver, Colorado 1981-1984 Procter & GambleSales Representative Denver, Colorado 1979-1981 EducationUniversity of Colorado, Denver Colorado - MBA - (24 hours complete) University of Colorado, Boulder Colorado - B.A. Economics - May 1979 TechnicalWorked on industry standards, and products based on the following specifications: SOA, AJAX, HTTP, HTML, XML, SOAP,WebDav, Java, Enterprise Java Beans, Java Servlets, Java Server Pages, JDBC, CORBA, IIOP, SSL, LDAP, Java 2 EE, XMPP, SAML , MQ National Speaker at tradeshows and conferences on Services Oriented Architectures and Enterprise Software PERSONAL HONORsFounding Board Member, Colorado Internet Chamber of Commerce, and Colorado Internet Professionals; Who’s Who in American West; Who’s Who in Young American Professionals; Who’s Who in Information Technology; ex-President two large homeowner associations; Interfraternity Council President and Fraternity President - University of Colorado; Eagle Scout INDIVIDUALMarried, one child ...skiing...photography...10K competitor...hiking...travel...and of course the Internet |