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Phillip S.
Schultz |
Phone (630) 351-8089 |
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Results-driven Senior Information Technology Executive with expertise envisioning and leading technology-based, multi-million dollar revenue and growth initiatives grounded solidly on business and economic value. Impressive, fast track management career marked by demonstrated ability to build peak-performing teams and achieve cross-functional business objectives. Valued member of senior executive teams, contributing to seasoned, broad-based perspective to create pragmatic IT strategies and implementation plans designed for maximum return at the lowest possible costs.
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Business Development Ø Startup systems implementation Ø Vendor & Contract Negotiations Ø Organizational Design & Restructuring Ø
Ø Profit and Loss Management |
IT Ø
Ø Information Architecture Ø Efficiency Improvement Ø Technical Architecture Design Ø New Product & Technology Launch |
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Risk Management Ø Program & Project Management Ø Business Process Improvement: ·
Project
Management ·
Change
Management ·
Resource
Management Ø Definition of short-term, mid-term, and long-term business objectives |
Strategy Ø IT Strategy & Execution Ø eCommerce Strategy & Delivery Ø
Corporate Ø Definition of standards-based technology architecture Ø Design and definition of futuristic systems to meet strategic long-term business goals |
P.S.S. MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANTS
Self-owned technology management consulting company.
Director, Development & Operations
Startup Trading System Implementation
17 Staff § $7 Million Budget § Projected Revenue $10 Million
Startup company had
tried for six years to get a trading system going, but had difficulty
controlling scope. Company brought in
Mr. Schultz then to direct and manage various tasks from requirements
definition to project planning, and through to system implementation. Acquired a facility, hardware, and assembled
a team of QA, Database, and Development professionals to design and build a $7
million real-time trading system based on ASP .NET web-based technology, over a
3 ½ year timeframe.
The world’s oldest derivatives (futures and futures-options) exchange with more than 3,600 members trading 47 different futures and options products. 2001 annual trading volume of more than 260 million contracts.
Director, Information Technology
Improving order flow efficiency
70 Staff § $10 Million Budget § 15% Increase in Revenue
Order turnaround
time was too long at a major futures exchange in
Electronic trading system implementation
58 Staff § $6 Million Budget §
$15 Million Revenue
A major futures
exchange in
Project/Change Management Improvements, Migration to Matrix Org
350 Staff § $14 Million Budget
Project and Change
Management processes were severely lacking at a major futures exchange in
Research, select & implement hand-held trade recording technology
60 Staff § $12 Million Budget
No audit trail of
trade transactions existed to meet a government mandate set down by the CFTC on
P.S.S. MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANTS
Self-owned technology management consulting company.
Chief Architect And Designer
4 Staff § $1 Million Budget §
$ 2 Million Savings
Great Lakes Steel
had brought in several companies as consultants to help them design a network
that would meet their operating requirements.
Nobody understood their business.
Over a 1 ½ year period, documented inventory, captured requirements, and
designed a Fiber Optic network using state-of-the-art Technical
Architecture. Received a letter of
commendation for resourceful planning and design, from mainframe down to
terminal clusters in the six mill locations.
Chief Architect & Designer, IU / PUI & OLIS
30 Staff § $25 Million Budget
Data Center Relocation / Consolidation
6 Staff § $3 Million Budget § $38 Million Savings
Montgomery Ward had to relocate 7 data centers and consolidate them down to 5, then down to 4, and ultimately down to 1, while at the same time consolidating a multi-drop network to a point-to-point network, just after Judge Green passed his AT&T decision. Program was originally projected to take 5 years, but was reduced to 3 years, yielding a 27 million dollar savings in operating costs with an additional savings of 11 million in networking costs.
FAILSAFE COMPUTER
SYSTEMS
A leading
provider of Tandem TCP/IP communication protocol products.
Senior Staff Consultant / Chief Architect
Senior Staff Consultant / Chief Architect
6 Staff § $3 Million Budget §
$7 Million Revenue
Tandem Corporation could not get to market with a product, and multiple vendors could not figure out how to engineer a communications path for manufacturing or engineering. Designed and architected front-end processor architecture that off-loaded the Tandem, and routed engineering requirements to engineering applications, the work in process inventory to the floor control, and just-in-time processing for management. Designed, developed, and supported major application and operating system interfaces, networks, conversions, and upgrades for Tandem users, over a 2 year period.
University of
Project
Management for IT Project Teams: Leading, Managing and
Facilitating
Mastering
Project Management Persuasion and Influence Skills for
Project Managers
Managing
Subcontracts in Project Management Estimating and Managing Project
Risks
International Data Processing Institute
Undergraduate Theology, Concordia Theological School
Member Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Member National TCP/IP Committee
Member PMI (Project Management Institute) #287480
1995 Smithsonian Computerworld Award for highest
degree of technical excellence in Financial and Banking Industry
1996 Smithsonian Computerworld Award for highest
degree of technical excellence in Financial and Banking Industry