John M. FLAVELL

                          

 

SUMMARY OF RECENT EXPERIENCE :

 

Over 15 years in Government administration and consultancy – in New Zealand and the South Pacific.

Over 10 years in Information Services Management – in both New Zealand and Fiji.

Over 5 years in Website design and maintenance – usually in conjunction with development of a linked SQL database. Most recent active experience includes:

·          Design of an electrical utility website: www.fea.com.fj;

·          A regional organisation website: www.ppa.org.fj;

·          A computer wholesaler/retailer: www.insite.co.nz;

·          The prime winter sports site: www.snow.co.nz;

·          Internet, Intranet and Web design and implementation;

 

Over 5 years in Win 95/98. Most recent active experience includes:

·          Upgrades from Win 3 to Win 95/98;

·          Tuning and trouble-shooting of Windows;

·          Windows Registry maintenance;

·          Microsoft Office 97/2000 Professional, including Word with inline links to Access, Access, Excel, and Outline;

·          MS Mail, AltaVista Mail, and other PC infrastructure packages;

·          MS Project 95/98;

·          LAN/WAN design and implementation, including Novell integration;

 

Over 5 years in Win NT design and Administration, including:

·        LAN/WAN design and implementation, Novell integration;

·        Windows NT 3.51 and 4.0 Server and Workstation;

·        MS Proxy Server (firewall);

·        CISCO routers;

·        DEC hubs and repeaters;

·        SQL Server 6.5 and 7.0, and other relational database design and installation;

·        Microsoft Office 97 and 2000 Professional;

·        MS Exchange, Alta Vista Mail, and other PC infrastructure packages;

·        Registered Universal Subscription to the Microsoft Developers Network.

 

Over 10 years in relational databases, from FoxPro, dBase IV, to MS Access.  Most recent active experience includes:

·        Design in Visual Basic 6, including ADO linkage to SQL and Access databases; Dictionary objects;

·        Upgrades from FoxPro 6 and dBase IV to MS Access;

·        Tuning and trouble-shooting of MS Access databases;

·        Design and writing of databases in Access v2.0, v7.0, v8.0 (Access 97), and Access 2000;

·        Extensive programming in VBA, and macros;

·        Microsoft Word inline links to Access;

·        Replication of Access databases across networks;

·        Runtime Access systems production;

·        Integration of MS Access to SQL Server databases.

 

 

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