David Pitts: Who talks about your work says a lot about its importance.

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Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Who talks about your work says a lot about its importance.

Who talks about your work says a lot about its importance. The work we do in Maryland and the other twenty-some-odd states is important. One of the things I like about Maryland, however, is that the executive branch embraces technology and embraces the work that we do. In the video below(http://youtu.be/oEhOG17qLak) you won't hear my company mentioned. This is as it should be. We are the people behind e-government ™.

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Mr. Pitts is a seasoned technology executive with over 30 years technology and operations experience, including 15 years of management, 9 years senior technical executive management, and 2 years business ownership. Mr. Pitts has experience planning, developing, and implementing large distributed environments, utilizing resources, and managing projects and staff in such areas as E-Government, Internet, manufacturing, healthcare, higher education, and wireless communications. He is adept at crisis management, trouble shooting, problem solving, and systems architecture. He is a trained educator, published author and an experienced public speaker. The following is a summary of what he can do for you:

· Implement complex mission-critical information technology systems across geographically diverse locations providing high availability and high reliability, utilizing multiple hardware and software platforms working in large environments with multiple business units and field locations while maintaining a culture of innovation and success;

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· Reach high levels of security and system assurance through experience with audits and cyber security meeting or exceeding the requirements of Sarbanes Oxley (SOX), PCI-DSS, FISMA, FedRAMP, and other regulatory requirements;

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Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Who talks about your work says a lot about its importance.

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