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The background of BVJ's founder, Bruce A. Bednarski, is varied and diverse and includes working
as a consultant for Digital Equipment Corporation on a number of projects:
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The
M3 Middleware Project:
On this project, Bruce develop middleware software in C++ between a master Digital
Alpha Server and 32 local NT servers worldwide.
The purpose of which is to deliver software and data to 13,500 client PCs and
to collect, process and present to help desk personnel via an ASP/SQL Server web application
both state and exception report information from those client PCs.
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A
Web-based Proposal System
was developed to enable Digital proposal writers to submit their proposal documents and to search
either by keywords in an SQL Server Database or by content using MS Index Server for similar proposals
that deal with their current projects. Thus, allowing them to remotely share information
with other writers.
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A
Business Manager's Workbench
project was developed to collect and process both revenue and certified order information,
storing it in an RDB database containing a data warehouse data model and then rolling the information
up along various dimensions using MS Access to prototype RDB SQL stored procedures.
The process also included developing a pivot table of year over year, month over month and
week over week to show current over last year comparisons.
Thus, enabling business managers to make better decisions on current and future product directions.
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A
Sales Workbench
project was developed to provide over 2000 sales people worldwide with information on their customers
including pricing agreements (stored in an RDB database) and on product information including
configuration constraints (stored in an Oracle database) to allow the sales
people to configure and customize a customer computer system on their laptops using a C++ and POET
database containing information on their customer and to allow them to send the custom configuration
to order fulfillment systems. Bruce not only designed the data models in all the databases: RDB, Oracle, and POET but also tuned the databases and developed C++ software to load the POET database. |
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Bruce A. Bednarski held a major responsibility in the role of Chief Architect, leading a team of
five developers in the development of the
Open Data Manager Project.
Bruce also installed an evaluation version of ODM at
Sandia Labs
in Albuquerque,
New Mexico, to enable integration of other PDM systems, at
Bechtel
in Mclean Virginia to manage all
the documentation for a large construction project and at
Merck
in Rahway, New Jersey to
develop a compound document for a New Drug Application.
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Bruce A. Bednarski lead a team of five developers to work on the data models,
database and object methods of an
Aircraft Document Management System, Compass,
being developed for a large aircraft project of General Dynamics. Bruce developed a
design that would layer three major data models, ATIS - the database model, CAxATF/Plus -
Digital's Process Control and Configuration Management Data Model, its first implementation and
General Dynamics'
PDM - Product Data Management System consisting of 3 breakdown structures:
functional requirements, system design and assembly instructions.
The objective of this project was to design and develop a large application that would be used to
manage all documentation, drawings and manufacturing assembly processes required for the design
and manufacture of a modern jet aircraft.
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Bruce A. Bednarski developed the
Command Line Interface,
containing robust commands, not only to add data and relationships but also to generate
several customizable reports utilizing parameters and switches,
for the Product Information Management System (PIMS), that stored all the information, documents and
drawings in order to ease the development and manufacture of a large and complex computer, the VAX 9000.
The information was created and used by the design team and was also accessed and used by the
manufacturing team. This project represented a bridge between engineering and manufacturing.
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| Project to develop test packages, regression test and test procedures in Bliss and PL/1 and exercise them to test the Digital's first dual processor computer, the VAX 11/782. |
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