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Professional Summary
Peter has been a consultant since 2005 and a former software developer, data center manager, network specialist, system engineer, and IT architect. He has worked for and with profit and non-profit organizations such as BCLC, ESA, Bosch, General Electric Plastic, Ericsson, Fluke, EMC, Ernst & Young, Essent, KPMG, and KLM Airlines, as well as lesser-known medium-sized organizations such as Amarantis Education Group.
In the past 25 years, his openness to new challenges lead him to work on projects in eight countries with people from 15 countries. He has lived in five different countries on three continents, which has given him a taste of the multicultural and truly global workplace. As a result, he now has a command of three languages: English, German, and Dutch. He has worked on both the demand and the supply side of the table. As no other, he can relate to business-to-business issues in the IT domain.
Keywords experience (in alphabetical order): architect, coach, client facing, consultative selling, data centers, design, development, disaster recovery, helicopter view, high availability, human machine interfacing, implementation, integration, IT infrastructure technology, networks, networked storage, operating systems, performance analysis, project management, team player, testing, security, storage management, strategy, virtualization.
Contact Info
Vancouver, BC V6E 4M2
Canada (work)
Peter Bodifee posted updated profile information May 20, 2010
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Peter Bodifee posted a blog entry Apr 14, 2010
Criteria for tools to be used for architecture
Which tools can be used for architecture is determined by how effectively these tools are used. Simply answering a few questions can test this:Who will use the tool?Who will pay for the tool?Who is going to maintain the content produced by the tool?If the persons or group identified in the first... more »
Peter Bodifee posted a blog entry Apr 14, 2010
Criteria for tools to be used for architecture
Which tools can be used for architecture is determined by how effectively these tools are used. Simply answering a few questions can test this:Who will use the tool?Who will pay for the tool?Who is going to maintain the content produced by the tool?If the persons or group identified in the first... more »
Peter Bodifee posted a blog entry Mar 16, 2010
Mobile technology: creating irresistible experiences.
Mobility used to mean that we could access information independent of device. It didn't imply we needed wireless ones, once we discover the freedom of being wireless, we don’t want to be tied to sitting behind a computer with a wire to the outside world.Having said that, here are the architecture... more »
Peter Bodifee posted a blog entry Mar 16, 2010
Mobile technology: creating irresistible experiences.
Mobility used to mean that we could access information independent of device. It didn't imply we needed wireless ones, once we discover the freedom of being wireless, we don’t want to be tied to sitting behind a computer with a wire to the outside world.Having said that, here are the architecture... more »
Peter Bodifee posted a blog entry Nov 18, 2009
Clouds. What Clouds?
When you live in Vancouver, talking about clouds means you are talking about the likelihood that "liquid sunshine" is forecast or actually happening. On last Sunday - Monday we had during 24 hours more than half of the average rainfall of November, together with December the wettest month in the... more »
