Myles A. Reid, President/CEO
Lloyd Dugan, Senior Project Director/CTO
Dr. Michael Gray, Senior IT Security Expert
Myles A. Reid, President/CEO
Summary of Experience
Myles Reid, President/CEO of Information Engineering Services, Inc (IES) has over 23 years of experience developing strategic
system plans to meet organizational goals, advising private and public sector management on methods to leverage computing systems and improve operational
efficiency, and providing project management for orderly and disciplined project execution. Skill base includes: information engineering,
strategic systems planning, JAD facilitation, business process reengineering, data modeling, economic, market and financial analysis, marketing,
problem solving and budgeting.
Mr. Reid founded IES in 1992 and serves as its President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO). He developed the organization into an IT Management Consulting firm providing professional
services, systems integration and technology support services. Professional Services are provided to private and public sector targeted primarily within the Financial Services arena
with focus on Mortgage Banking, Real Estate Finance and Asset and Property Management.
Mr. Reid has acted in the capacity of Program Manager of the Technical Advisory Information Technology Contract IES has with
the Government National Mortgage Association (Ginnie Mae). This multi-million multi-year procurement provided Ginnie Mae with range of services including Strategic Planning, Business Process analysis,
Business Continuity and Contingency Planning, Data Management and the prototype development for an internet-enabled customer service delivery platform. Mr. Reid has provided engagement partner
responsibility for a number of IES clients and oversaw IES’ successful entry into the Federal Government arena.
In 2000 Mr. Reid negotiated the successful merger with Real Estate Solutions, Inc which resulted in increased depth
within the Financial Services vertical as well as providing new clients for IES. Mr. Reid previously worked with Price Waterhouse, where he rose
to the title of Senior Manager managing a host of engagements supporting Strategic IT Planning, Business Process Reengineering, Technology evaluation,
systems development methodological support and market analysis. Prior to working at PW, Mr. Reid worked for IBM.
Academic Education:
- MS Real Estate Investment and Development, New York University - Real Estate Institute, 1990
- BA/BS, Computer Science, University of California - College of Letters and Science, Berkeley, 1982
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Lloyd Dugan, Senior Project Director/CTO
Summary of Experience
Mr. Dugan has over 23 years of experience in providing IT management consulting and systems integration services to a variety of public
and private sector clients, where he has assisted them in applying and integrating various methodologies and information technologies
to solve critical business problems. He specializes in being a Chief Architect, and has led several mixed contractor teams in the design
of solutions that integrate complex information technologies. He serves as IES's Senior Project Director and Chief Technology Officer
(CTO), and is responsible for managing the IES IT infrastructure and implementing the technology direction for the company's various
service offerings.
Mr. Dugan is an acknowledged expert on Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Business Process Management (BPM), and Enterprise Content
Management (ECM) technologies. He managed a long engagement for the Office of Single Family Housing (SFH) at the Department of Housing
and Urban Development (HUD) to develop and apply a new methodology to create HUD's first SOA-based requirements and design documents.
These documents were prepared for a set of mission-critical legacy systems targeted for migration to SFH’s line-of-business Segment
Architecture, which his team also designed. The designed solution was compliant with the target Enterprise Architecture (EA) for HUD,
and leveraged existing mainframe system assets by exposing them as Web Services accessed via a new portal. This solution was based on
Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) processes running in essentially an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) configuration on the Oracle
SOA Suite, which in turn was based on the Oracle Application Server as the Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) platform. He has extended
and refined this approach for other clients, including helping Ginnie Mae in its EA modernization efforts to migrate from legacy
mainframe systems to SOA-based applications using BPM and BPEL technologies. In addition, he provides a portion of this methodology as
a training course for business analysts, enterprise architects, system architects, and BPM/SOA practitioners.
Mr. Dugan is a frequent presenter at national conferences on how to use complex information technologies to achieve business results, including
presentations on SOA, BPM, and ECM technologies at the national conferences for the Association for Image and Information Management
(AIIM) and the Association for Records Management and Archiving (ARMA). He has been interviewed several times on those topics as part
of the Outlook Series online audio program. He has written for the regular AIIM publication e-Doc (now Infonomics) on the use of web
services in BPM and ECM systems. He has also presented at several national conferences on Architecture and Process, hosted by
Transformation+Innovation and the Workflow Management Coalition, including a providing a day-long workshop on business process and web
services modeling to several attendees at the Architecture and Process 2008 Conference. He was asked to speak at the Washington Area
Oracle SOA User Group about implementing BPEL-based solutions. He has also presented on BPM-related topics at several Delphi
Conferences, and presented at the Mercury Interactive World Conference on the use of specific strategies with automated testing tools
in the testing of Java-based and Citrix-accessed enterprise application systems. He has previously worked at Information Management
Consultants, American Management Systems (now CGI Federal), Anteon (now part of General Dynamics), and Deloitte and Touché.
Academic Education:
- MBA, Duke University - Fuqua School of Business, 1993
- BA, Economics and Government, Georgetown University - College of Arts and Sciences, 1981
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Dr. Michael Gray, Senior IT Security Expert
Summary of Experience
Dr. Michael Gray, a former professor at Howard University and
National Institute for Standards and Testing (NIST) Fellow,
is a leading expert in the execution of Cyber Security throughout the Federal Government domain and
compliance with the primary information security regulations, embodied within FISMA.
Dr. Gray is currently holder of a number of certifications including:
- Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer MCSE
- Microsoft Product Specialist MCPS
- Microsoft Server 2003, 2000; NT 4.0 Server
- Microsoft Exchange 2003, Microsoft .NET
- Microsoft SOL Server Enterprise 2003; Microsoft IIS
- Microsoft Networking WAN/LAN, TCP/IP
- Oracle 9 DBA/DBE
- Cisco CCIE
Dr. Gray is an expert in all phases of comprehensive local
and enterprise network security issues. He is knowledgeable and experienced in all phases of
state-of-the-art Web Site/Server Development such as iPlanet, Web Logic, and Oracle Application Server.
He has expertise in all aspects of Internet Connectivity. He is Fluent in HTML/PERL Language Knowledge
in Microsoft Proxy Server, Wingate, IIS, Netscape Enterprise Server Created and implemented
B2B Internet websites/servers. His work included the design of applications that send/retrieve data
from Oracle, Sybase and Microsoft SQL databases.
Dr. Gray's memberships in professional societies include: Association for Computing Machinery;
Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineers; National Society of Professional Engineers;
Communication Society; International Neural Network Society (LNNS); Control Society, Circuits and Systems Society;
Acoustic, Speech and Signal Processing Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME).
Dr. Gray’s duties have included integrating user, business and technology
recommendations into a coherent vision which addresses immediate agency needs, situational constraints.
He has been required to prepare and deliver integrated budgets, schedules, and development plans for various
(cross-track) development efforts; responsible for definition, articulation, and coordination of all deliverables.
He has been accountable for interdependent elements of multi-disciplinary engagements, for meeting contractual milestones
and client expectations, and for producing high quality results on time and within budget. Dr. Gray provided
first-hand oversight on technical development efforts, commonly used applications and technologies including Rational Unified Process;
solicited input from Technical Leads and client contacts defining project procedures and metrics; status reporting procedures;
change control procedures; issue escalation procedures; risk management plans and project success criteria.
Dr. Gray additionally acted as the principal security auditor,
security certification & accreditation consulting engineer and program manager on numerous engagements
supporting Fortune 500 clients such as JP Morgan Chase, Ernst & Young, Deloitte & Touché and the Bank of New York.
In the federal government sector, he has supported CIOs, CISOs and associated departmental offices with FISMA, GAO
and legislative security compliance directives.
Academic Education:
- BS, Computer Science, Brown University, 1974
- MS, Electrical Engineering, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1978
- PhD, Electrical Engineering, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1985
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