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Date: Mon, 25 Jan 93 11:31 +8
From: MIKE DENNY <CSDENNY@cphkvx.cphk.hk>
Subject: COULD YOU PLEASE POST THIS FOR ME?
X-Organization: City Polytechnic of Hong Kong


W. Michael Denny
7D Heng Fa Villa
100 Shing Tai Road,  Chai Wan, HONG KONG
Phone: (852) 788-8504  FAX: (852) 788-8614


SPECIALIZATION:  Institutional development and technology transfer for
                 technology-based enterprises

CITIZENSHIP: U.S.A.

EDUCATION
M.S., Physics, Mathematics, Ph.D courses completed,  California Institute of
Technology,
Pasadena, California (1968)

B.Sc. Physics, Mathematics, Philosophy  (magna cum laude, triple major)
St. Louis University,  St. Louis, Missouri (1964)


SUMMARY
Senior technical management in establishing computer technology-based
institutions in New York, Asia  and North Africa;  consultation  for
governments and major international corporations; client contact includes
senior executives, government ministers and embassy officials.
Experience with all major computer systems,  wide area and local area
networks,  broad variety of computer  applications.

OTHER       Extensive in-country experience in Tunisia, Hong Kong,
Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines.
References, patents and publications upon request.


EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
September, 1990 to present - City Polytechnic of Hong Kong,
Management Development Centre, Hong Kong Industrial Technology Centre.
Senior Lecturer

-Developed  courses  and professional seminars in computer technology
 evaluation and selection and networked computer systems

-Advised new government and private sector institutions on technology
strategy, business plans and development strategies for technology-based
SME's.

April, 1987 to January, 1990 -  U.S.  Agency for International Development
            Resident Project Manager,  Computer Technology, Tunisia

-Established a new  computer systems and technology transfer institute:
strategic  planning,  technical  direction,   technology evaluation,
budgeting.   Managed  growth from 3 to 35 multidisciplinary professional
staff in 3 years (Masters and PH.D level).  Provided liaison  between
government of Tunisia and the U.S. Embassy.  Officially commended by
U.S Embassy for project leadership.

-Conceived  and   directed  cooperative  projects  between Tunisia and U.S.
scientists in  satellite mapping, Arabic videotext, office automation,
local area networks, CD-ROM information systems, open pit mine planning.


August, 1985 to April, 1987 - IBM Corporation, Thornwood, New York
           Senior Technical Staff - IBM  Corporate Technology Institute

-Analyzed competitive computer systems and microprocessor architectures
for corporate management and  engineering staff.
Recommendations incorporated in IBM  office and  manufacturing systems
product lines.


W. Michael Denny
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March,  1985 to April, 1987 - Prodigy  Systems  Inc. White Plains, New York.
Senior Systems Engineer

 -Developed  architecture  for  telecommunications   processor:
Designed  system  hardware and software,  evaluated  available technologies.
Planned project. Managed initial development.  System  employed nationwide.


May, 1981 to January, 1985 - Institute of System Science.
           Senior Associate,  National University of Singapore,

-Conducted postgraduate seminars and consulted in  systems architecture
and performance evaluation,  telecommunications network design, local
area networks, office automation.

-Provided  consultation to American  Express Corporation (New York and
Singapore); Plessey Corp. (Singapore, Kuala Lumpur);  Burroughs Corp.
(Hong Kong, Manila); P.T  Nabicon (Jakarta).

-Evaluated and recommended technology gateway projects for the Singapore
National Computer Board.

February, 1978 to May, 1981 - General Research Corporation, Santa Barbara,
          California. Program Manager, Logic-enhanced Memory Program
          (U.S. Army)

-Developed the hardware/software architecture, design and prototype for
massively parallel anti-missile  computer for U.S.  Army .
Evaluated technologies, proposals;  planning, budgeting, staffing
and reporting.  Analyzed  performance requirements for very high
performance real-time systems.


December, 1968 to February, 1978 - UNISYS Corporation
             Senior System Specialist

-Designed  hardware, microcode and systems software  performance enhancements
 for  B1800/1900.

-Designed  the functional specifications, supervised  the hardware and
 software development for a  general-purpose computer  performance
 measurement system.

Senior Systems Representative -Network and protocol design

Senior Systems Programmer -Time share systems design.