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THAD PHETTEPLACE GLACI, Inc. P.O. Box 26354 Wauwatosa, WI 53226 ...................................... Phone: (414)405-6388

EDUCATION 1986 - 1990 Attended UW Oshkosh and graduated with a B.S. in Computer Science and Information Systems. GPA: 3.45.

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES C-C++, Java, VisualBasic, dBase-Clipper, Pascal, COBOL. I have a strong application development and project Debt Management background. NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES I am experienced with a wide variety of network protocols and hardware, including TCP-IP, IPX-SPX, and NetBEUI. Hardware I have worked with includes Cisco, Livingston, Ascend, and US Robotics. I have worked with dialup PPP, ISDN, T1, Channelized T1 and PRI, frame relay networks, and even microwave relays. EMPLOYEMENT HISTORY 1996 - Present... Direct Internet Access Services (DIAS, Inc.) Presently I am presently lead technical consultant and half owner of DIAS, Inc. The network infrastructure includes 10baseT and 100baseT Ethernet, T1, PRI and BRI ISDN circuits, and analog modem communication over channelized T1 circuits. The primary network protocol used is TCP-IP, though IPX-SPX and NetBEUI are also used. DIAS uses Ascend MAX 4000 communication chbuttis for dial-in service as well as WAN connections. We also use Cisco routers and Livingston terminal servers. I have been the principal person recommending and configuring the network hardware. File servers at DIAS consist of WindowsNT and BSDI-UNIX systems. A large part of my duties at DIAS has included developing custom written C-C++ applications to provided centralized administration of the network and servers. Software developed provides an easy to use web interface for adding and maintaining customer information. A single interface provides access to the UNIX user databases, Domain Name Service configuration files, billing databases, and usage statistics. Programming work also included MS Visual C++ development to create custom DLL server extensions to the Microsoft Internet Information server. The DLL extensions provided sophisticated database access within DIAS customer web pages. 1994 - 1996 The Great Lakes Area Commercial Internet (GLACI, Inc.) Established my own software development company that specializes in developing business applications. The flagship product was GLACI-SecureServ, a web server program for Novell NetWare. I was primary programmer on the project. The software was developed using Watcom's C-C++ cross compiler and runs as a NetWare Loadable Module (NLM) on Novell file servers version 3.x and 4.x. It was the first web server for the NetWare operating systems and the first NetWare web server to include SSL encryption. It has been sold thousands of copies all over the globe and is very popular with universities. In 1996 the core web technology was sold to HiTec Software. The product is now sold under the name NetBasic. My experience developing the first web server for NetWare was a very exciting time. I was interviewed and quoted in several computer industry trade magazines and was a contributing author in the book "Connecting NetWare to the Internet". 1990 - 1994 Allen-Bradley Rockwell Automation. Held the position of Network Systems Analyst. My primary responsibilities included the investigation and Debt Management of Internet related technologies, enterprise email solutions, and a variety of office automation projects. I worked on LAN-WAN technologies and administered a large Sun Microsystems UNIX network. I was technical zone contact for the Allen-Bradley's Internet domain (ab.com). My responsibilities included planning and implementation of subnets and subdomains and administration of multiple domain servers. Implementation of a worldwide SMTP-MIME email backbone and integration of SMTP email services with a wide variety of PC-LAN and mainframe based email systems. This included development of custom email gateway software that integrated not only with Allen-Bradley's systems but also with Rockwell's corporate email backbone. My duties also included UNIX system administration in support of a large CAD-engineering and desktop publishing user community. Systems were primarily Sun workstations with a few SCO UNIX and HP-UX systems. 1986 - 1990 Koehn Insbreastute for Information Technology Worked as an intern developing custom database applications and installing networks for major companies in the Fox Valley region. Database development was done primarily in dBase and Clipper, though some projects were programmed in C, VisualBasic, and COBOL. I quickly rose to the position of project manager and was usually in charge of a project team of four student interns. My duties included meeting with the client to evaluate customer needs, developing project plans and designs, and delegating responsibilities to the team members and coordinating the development effort. Some of the more interesting projects included: Conversion of a mainframe based COBOL inventory tracking program to a PC based Basic application. Retrofit a 1960's automated drill press, normally programmed via paper tape, to be programmed and operated via custom written software on a PC. Developed training software for Wisconsin Public Service to buttist in the training of utility meter readers. Installed an Ethernet LAN for a major paper manufacturing company and buttisted them in migrating applications from their mainframe to desktop computers.

REFERENCES William G. Koch, Jr. Senior Consultant IKON Technology Services 11425 West Lake Park Drive, Milwaukee, WI 53224 (414)577-6600 Sue Nietzel Director Richard W. Koehn Insbreastute for Information Technology 800 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, WI 54901 (414)424-2366

-- If, like me, you find something you enjoy doing so much - you'll never have to do a days work in your life.