Dave Tedlock, President — Consultant to Management
- Head of NetOutcomes.com™
- Management consultant in health care and business-to-business companies
- Comprehensive marketing and communication analysis
- Creative solutions and original thinking
- 1998, transformed Tedlock Marketing into NetOutcomes.com
- 1996, conceived of and launched the Tucson and Phoenix Internet Expos
- 9 years as the head of Tedlock Marketing
- 14 years experience in ad agencies, p.r. firms and print media
- 22 years of experience in communication
- Taught at the Harvard Business School
- M.A. in writing, Brown University
Jon Black, Lead Programmer
- Programming dynamic, database-driven websites since 2000
- Extensive experience with Windows, Linux, and Macintosh operating systems
- Developed numerous successful sites using the most popular web technologies: HTML, XML, Javascript, PHP, MySQL, and others
- Skilled at troubleshooting web hosting and network issues for dedicated servers, virtual private servers, and shared hosting
- B.A. from the University of Montana in English and Sociology
Ed Schaefer, Better Bytes, Website Programmer & Desk Top Services
- 15 years of experience in computer software programming
- E-commerce programming and development experience
- Specializing in hardware and software installation and trouble shooting
- Highly proficient in HTML and PERL
- Talented in Desk Top Programming Services
- Creative solutions for programming applications needs
Noah Souza, Consultant
Noah Souza graduated from Renssellaer Polytechnci Institute (Troy, New York) RPI with a Bachelor's degree in MIS. At the same time, he picked up valuable on-the-job programming experience, but soon after graduation he was headed to Tucson, where, surprisingly, no job recruiters seemed to recognize that RPI is a highly-regarded university. Luckily for NetOutcomes, Dave Tedlock's career included four years in Boston, two of them teaching at the college level, so Dave was familiar with RPI and impressed with Noah as a person.
After a few years serving as NetOutcomes lead programmer, Noah and his wife returned to New England, where Noah continues to work for the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. Noah's wide range of programming experience includes perl, asp, php and Cold Fusion. One of his most interesting projects at Hitchcock was a system that would recognize physicians by the badges they wore and start pre-loading their patient data as they approach a computer terminal in the hospital.
