Thomas Brock

Background

About Thomas Brock

Since 1990, utilized a strong educational background, including an M.B.A from Stanford University, a M.S. from Penn State, and a B.A. from Amherst College, and extensive consulting experience to deliver enterprise monitoring guidance, assessments, and hands-on (HP/Micro Focus) OpenView product installation, integration, solutions architecture, customization, and troubleshooting to numerous corporate and government clients. Delivered IT product strategy consulting and implementation, spanning a wide range of server, network, and performance monitoring technologies to Perspecta - NMCI/NGEN, Mitel Networks Corporation, Kaiser Permanente, Raytheon-GPS OCX, Raytheon-JPSS, IBM-Ameren, VCE, Waste Management, U.S. Treasury – Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, State Farm Insurance, United Health Group, U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, The CollegeBoard, U.S. Treasury Department - Internal Revenue Service, Cisco Systems, Prometric, Latter Day Saints Church, LPL Financial, CNA Insurance, U.S. Architect of the Capitol, Capital Group, Acxiom Corporation, Nielsen Media Research, Stewart Title, HP Professional Services Organization, Hewlett-Packard Consulting and Integration, General Motors, NXP Semiconductors, Petroleum Geo-Services, General Motors, Hawaiian Telecom, Rambus, Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare, Click! Network, Time Warner Cable, Sprint, Baptist Healthcare, Cinergy, Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Halliburton, Anthem, and other corporations. Integrated BMC Patrol, BMC Impact Explorer, Tivoli, Remedy, AlarmPoint, PageGate, CA Unicenter, Perl, and Unix shell scripting into a wide range of HP Software products, including: Operations Manager Unix (OMU), Operations Manager Windows (OMW), Network Node Manager i, Business Service Manager, Network Automation, SiteScope, uCMDB, HP Service Health Reporter, HP Performance Manager, and HP Service Information Portal. Currently hold a DoD Secret Clearance and CompTIA Security+, ITIL Foundation v3, and Microsoft AZ-900 Azure Fundamentals certifications.