Eugene J. McMahon, CDP

BeOnTheNet Inc.
5 Hartland Avenue
Third Floor
Huntington Station, NY 11746
(516) 351-7699 - 1-888-632-9728

Able, experienced designer/developer of Enterprise Solutions and Internet Sites for large and small businesses. One who brings to bear over 30 years of business and technology experience and innovation to develop practical business solutions for his clients. These solutions enhance the bottom line and strategic positioning of his clients.

  • Has successfully placed businesses on the Internet providing a full, practical business solution for exploiting Internet technology.

  • Has created successful full commerce internet sites.

  • Has publicized and marketed Internet sites which have been featured in Newspapers, magazines, radio and television all over the world.

  • Has been featured on CNBC Business news as an Internet expert.

  • One who has successfully implemented Lotus Notes Enterprise wide Solutions; has managed the complete project life-cycle from abstract idea, through systems design, programming, testing, quality assurance, documentation, training, implementation, operations management and production.

Work History

Consulting

1986 to Present

Internet Designer - Responsible for full internet development from initial business plan, through design, programming, implementation, launching, publicity and marketing of Internet sites for a wide variety of businesses.

Significant Accomplishments:

Internet Sites that make a profit and/or accomplish our clients goals.

Enterprise Network - Responsible for all phases from development of initial prototype LAN to implementation of Wide Area Network supporting thousands of users. Assisted in staffing and training of clients personnel, selection and implementation of software and Hardware. Built custom application systems, installed and set up enterprise topology for ccMail and Lotus Notes.

Significant Accomplishments:

Major Stock Brokerage Firm

Stepped in as manager of PC/LAN application development when Client's manager was on sick leave for 4 months. Supervised development of LAN based systems for Stock & Bond trading back office operations.

Major Bank

Developed project management monitoring and scheduling process for wholesale banking systems. Designed LAN based systems for managing large fixed rate and variable rate investment portfolios.

Microcomputer Software Co

 1985 - 1986

Director Product Development

Responsible for managing all phases of product development. Design, specifications, programming, documentation and implementation. Managed all phases of product development from original research through final product production and support. Finished system including hardware, software, documentation and packaging shipped to first customers only eighteen days later than original target date in first business plan.

Medical Business Services, Division of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Greater New York

Director of Technology Research</B> 1983 - 1985

Reported directly to VP. General Manager. Responsible for the creation and design of new systems for this division which develops, sells and supports microcomputer "turnkey" systems for the automation of medical practices. Duties included Systems Design and Specification writing, Planning, Cost Estimating, Budget Preparation and management for department, Hardware evaluation and selection, operating systems, Languages, Network Software, Database. Vendor management and negotiations.

Significant Accomplishments:

  • Rescued project that was one year behind schedule. System delivered to first users within four months - on time and under budget.
  • Created automated testing procedures which allowed 400% increase in productivity of quality assurance group.
  • Implemented computerized project management and scheduling system which increased productivity and accountability of programming department.
  • Staffed, trained and organized product support group which supported product in over 100 medical offices within 8 months.

Datachron corp. and The Technical Services Group

Director of Technical Services1978-1983

Responsible for total technical environment - systems and programming, production, customer support, and consulting. Managed staff of nine internal software specialists, two technical writers, and two field engineers. Responsible for all phases of product development including original research and design, program specifications, supervision of programmers, quality control and testing, documentation, packaging and installation. Software products developed under my leadership were "Jasper+" (Job Accounting systems for DOS, DOS/VSE, OS/VS1, CMS, MVS), "Libra Plus" (DOS/VSE Performance monitor), "Wizard" (DOS & OS report writer), "Consolog" (DOS/VSE Product).

Organized The Technical Services Group, a subsidiary specializing in systems programming consulting, CICS and operating system generation, data center organization consulting, capacity planning, performance measurement, and computer charge-back methodology.

Significant Accomplishments:

Hearst Magazines

Director of Technical Services 1975-1978

Responsible for total technical environment at Hearst. Duties included hardware and software selection, contract evaluation for top management, performance measurement, capacity planning, operating system generation and maintenance, operations support, operator training, training and support of application programmers.

Recruited, trained and managed the group which converted Hearst from a batch processing shop to a CICS interactive time-sharing, database environment.

EBS Data Processing

Branch Manager N.Y. Computer Services Division1971-1975

Eastern Regional Software Mgr.

The Data Force

VP. Software Development 1969-1971

Datamor - Division of Spartan Industries

Manager Technical Programming 1967-1969

Asst. Mgr. Application Programming

Stork, inc.

Plant Manager and Distribution Manager 1964-1967

Good Humor Corporation

District Sales Manager 1961-1964

Technical Environments include:

Machines: IBM 308X, 4300, 370, 360, 7090, 1401, PCs

Operating Systems: Microcomputer: Novell (2.0- 4.0), Windows, Windows 95, BSDI Unix Internet Servers, OS/2, PC MSDOS

Mainframe: VM, CMS, Dos VSE, OS/VS1, OS/MVT, DOS, CICS, DL/1, VSAM, ICCF, WYLBUR, RAMIS

Languages: Lotus Notes, HTML, CGI, PERL, Clipper, Foxbase, dBase, COBOL, Assembler, RPG, Ramis, BASIC

Applications: Lotus Notes Client-Server, Work Group Processing, Executive Financial systems, Financial AR, AP, GL, Payroll, Order Entry, Distribution, Inventory Control, Sales Analysis, Direct Mail, Fund raising, Office Automation

Education

1956-1959 Queens College, CUNY

Pursued a course of study leading to a degree in Bio-chemistry.

1962-1963 University of Bridgeport - Industrial Engineering

1967 Service Bureau Corp. - Computer Programming

Professional Courses:

Lotus Certified Notes Engineer training - certified 1992 (rel 2.0)

Lotus Certified Notes Specialist ( REL 3.0) Certified 1994

Various IBM courses - CICS, DL/1, BTAM, VSAM etc.

Affiliations

1983 - 1984 Management Technology Magazine. Regular contributor and monthly columnist for "Executive Computing" column. This column addressed the uses of desk top microcomputers in corporate America. Heavily concentrated on reviews of software and hardware for middle managers.

1983 - 1984 New York Post - Columnist for Business Microcomputers "The Computer Clinic" weekly business computer column.

1972 - 1983 Member Business Advisory Board of Borough of Manhattan Community College.

Chairman for two years.

1975 - 1984 GUIDE International, Project leader and seminar presenter

1980 - 1981 Instructor New York University "CICS Concepts and Facilities"

1979 Recipient of the Institute for the Certification of Computer Professionals "Certificate in Data Processing"

1970 Recipient of the Institute for the Certification of Computer Professionals "Registered Business Programmer Certificate"