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Ed Tourtellotte is the president of Tourtellotte Solutions, a company he founded as a new kind of hybrid: a software development and consulting firm which combined a culture of technological prowess and achievement with "Big Six"-style customer focus. This philosophy resulted in a string of successes, bringing groundbreaking new technology (such as IWRS) to the biopharmaceutical world. The company's clinical trial supply modeler and forecaster, tcVisualize(tm), was originally designed by Ed himself and is currently the world's only clinical supply simulation package available for the desktop. Now in use by a number of major biopharmaceutical companies, tcVisualize was released in its 3.0 version in August 2007. The firm's other flagship product, RockBlocks®, is the most widely adopted retail sourcing solution worldwide.
Before founding Tourtellotte Solutions in 1998, Ed was at Ernst & Young, LLP as a Manager with an IT focus. From 1993 until 1997, Ed served a variety of customers in the telecom, consumer products, and logistics sectors. He played a significant role in the development and rollout of Sprint Internet in 1996, for which work he received E&Y Award; he led the development of a strategic forecasting system for UPS in 1995, for which achievement he also received an E&Y Award; and he held various design and development roles for BellSouth, BellSouth International, and BellSouth.net in 1993, 1994, and 1997. Prior to his years at Ernst & Young, Ed was a consultant at Andersen Consulting focused on their advanced logistics center in Atlanta.
Ed has a BA economics from Duke University.
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Ken joined Tourtellotte Solutions in 2003 following 15 years as an IT Consultant in the Defense Industry. He has been the technical architect and team lead on projects varying from integrating 3D models with manufacturing data in real time to, most recently, a clinical trial telerandomization and inventory management application.
Mr Clark is a specialist in J2EE technologies, where he has over 6 years of experience that includes in-depth coverage of nearly every aspect of the J2EE stack. He is also an adherent of repeatable software lifecycle processes, and has had great success at working within diverse client software engineering standards.
Ken received his B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from Virginia Tech in 1988.
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John joined Tourtellotte Solutions in 2003 following 13 years in the IT industry. Early in his career, John Block spent 9 years developing technology solutions within IDG. This work focused on designing and implementing database systems for market research and mindshare analysis. After 7 years with IDG, Block was granted a year sabbatical to work in Zambia, Africa for Harvard Institute, a non-profit NGO. Following Zambia, John returned to IDG for another 2 years. At IDG, he eventually rose to Vice President, Information Technology in ComputerWorld's Database Division, directing a staff of full-time developers and business analysts. Subsequent to his career at IDG, John served as a Consultant to other Harvard Projects (Malawi) and also to a number of entrepreneurial startups.
John graduated from Boston Univ. and also Bentley College with degrees in Finance and MIS.
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Justin joined Tourtellotte Solutions in 2003 after having worked in a number of industries both in a marketing capacity and as a software engineer. Prior to Tourtellotte Solutions, Mr. McCann was employed as a software engineer with VISA U.S.A. where he focused on the design and implementation of web based card services offered by VISA. Before his tenure with VISA, Justin worked for a number of startup companies in Boston, MA.
Having spent time in both Marketing and IT, Justin brings a solid understanding of business needs from a user perspective as well as the technological strategies required to deliver on those requirements.
Justin earned his BA in Philosophy and Religious Studies from Connecticut College.
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Ajaya Panda joined Tourtellotte Solutions in 2001 as full time employee #2 of the company. Over the years, Ajaya was instrumental in building and later supporting the world's first IWR (and parameter driven IVRS) for a major pharmaceutical client. Ajaya is also an Oracle expert who now heads a technical support team of 5 based in our Bhubaneswar, India TS office.
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