Tim Davidson, BS Electrical Engineering
In the technology field since 1984
With Centennial since 1998

   - 30 credits MS EE, New Mexico State University, 1994
   - Certified Total Quality Management Instructor, 1991
   - Management Training, Air Force Institute of Technology, 1985 - 1990
   - 20 credits MS EE, California State University, 1989
   - Certified Acquisition Manager, USAF, 1987
   - Bachelor of Science Electrical Engineering, Oklahoma State University, 1984

•  Help desk - CHIPS connectivity and all non-CHIPS technology issues
•  Technology Contracts - Identify requirements, develop specifications, obtain quotes, evaluate bids, oversee task completion, report budget/schedule performance
•  Workstations - Install standard suite of software, set user profiles, add approved limitations (screensaver timeout, password protection, etc), check for and remove inappropriate software
•  Website - Create, post, and maintain public, corporate, management, board, and all other Centennial websites
•  Training - Develop on-line training modules for use by Center personnel
•  Inventory - Track all computer inventory including access points, firewalls, switches, etc.  Report unapproved use of or missing equipment.
•  Connectivity - Monitor and maintain all WAN/LAN connections in and between Centennial's 14 offices, monitor surfing/email activity and report inappropriate/suspicious events
•  Security - Maintain workstation virus scan software, firewall firmware/settings, monitor bandwidth usage for possible viral infection/hacker intrusion, maintain all user accounts and passwords, HIPAA security team member
•  Research - Investigate new software/hardware needed to meet new requirements, test all new products for compatibility with existing equipment, plan and implement roll-out of approved technologies
•  Support - Support all technology efforts such as CHIPS updates as required

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