Program Manager, IBM XIV Storage, Integrated Supply Chain
Israel
- Current
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- Program Manager, IBM XIV Storage, Integrated Supply Chain at IBM
- Past
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- Director, Solaris X86 Engineering at Sun Microsystems
- Development Director at IBM
- Senior Development Manager at IBM
- Development Manager at IBM
- Researcher and Developer at IBM
- Researcher and Developer at IBM
- Project Manager at Contahal Israel LTD.
- Project Manager at Home Box Office (HBO)
- Systems Analyst at KPMG Peat Marwick
- Education
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- New York Institute of Technology
- State University of New York at Stony Brook
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Amiram Hayardeny (amiram@hayardeny.net)’s Summary
Expert in building and managing engineering and development teams in local and remote locations. Particular attention to detail, quality and development process. Extensive experience in all aspects of software projects life cycle, from inception and feasibility analysis, through conceptual design, detailed design, intellectual property protection, implementation, test development and execution, maintenance and enhancements. Strong and proven interpersonal skills. Vast international experience in the US, Israel and China. Well experienced in change management with a proven ability to build and manage creative, highly driven, focused teams in areas of complex computing problems.
Core competencies include: Software development process, change management, leadership in remote site management, experienced in a variety of technologies, fluent in English, Hebrew, international experience in US, Israel and China, planning, scheduling, budgeting, execution, follow through, reporting, hiring, performance management, public speaking in three continents.
Amiram Hayardeny (amiram@hayardeny.net)’s Specialties:
Management of large remote development teams. This type of management is extremely independent. Remote management must be clear and concise in setting goals and meeting them. Coaching of local staff, communicate with the headquarters, etc. On the technical side, Operating Systems, Real-time systems, device drivers, storage architecture,
disaster recovery, business continuity, software development, quality, Unix, development process.
Amiram Hayardeny (amiram@hayardeny.net)’s Experience
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Program Manager, IBM XIV Storage, Integrated Supply Chain
IBM
(Public Company; IBM; Information Technology and Services industry)
November 2008 — Present (1 year 1 month)
Responsible for all manufacturing aspects of the XIV Storage Product line. The team's mission is to lead global manufacturing in testing and modeling, and in providing new diagnostic procedures in order to identify faulty parts as early as possible, resulting in superior quality and determinism in manufacturing.
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Director, Solaris X86 Engineering
Sun Microsystems
(Public Company; JAVA; Computer Hardware industry)
April 2006 — October 2008 (2 years 7 months)
Responsible for all aspects of device driver development for Solaris on X86 platforms. The team is eighty developer strong and is located in Beijing, China. The team determines Solaris driver needs on X86 platforms, including top Sun's OEM partners (Intel, IBM and Dell) based on marketing information, data collected from developers worldwide and IHVs. Plans and schedules are devised.
Under my leadership, the team has successfully delivered dozens of Solaris drivers in networking (wireless and wired), storage, desktop and human experience including audio, video, and USB. Some of the drivers were ported to SPARC, Sun's high end workstation and server platforms. In addition to my development responsibilities, I currently serve as Host Director for Solaris in Beijing (close to one hundred and fifty engineers), and Deputy General Manager for Sun China in Beijing. -
Development Director
IBM
(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; IBM; Information Technology and Services industry)
January 2005 — April 2006 (1 year 4 months)
The team under my leadership successfully delivered technically complex, mission critical, real time solutions for IBM customers in the area of Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery. The solutions were deployed for IBM's enterprise customers. The team also delivered systems management solutions and RAS (Reliability, Availability, Serviceability) for IBM's small and medium businesses in the storage area.
The Storage Systems Development Department at IBM Haifa Research Labs was responsible for the development of all
Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery solutions. As Lab Director I also took part in business development, pre-sales support, customer escalation and customer support, long term planning, full development cycle, HR issues, and quality. -
Senior Development Manager
IBM
(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; IBM; Information Technology and Services industry)
January 2003 — December 2004 (2 years )
Successfully delivered numerous replication applications (Point in Time and Real Time replications) for IBM's high end and midrange storage controllers and a robust management system for IBM's midrange controller. My responsibilities included requirement definition, high level and detailed design, implementation, testing and supporting. In addition I was also responsible for hiring, career development, customer relations, and integration. My team included sixty staff and dozens of contractors.
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Development Manager
IBM
(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; IBM; Information Technology and Services industry)
May 2001 — January 2003 (1 year 9 months)
Successfully delivered Business Continuity solutions for IBM's enterprise customers. The team was responsible for the complete development cycle – from inception to sustaining of Point in Time Data Copy applications. As manager, I was responsible for planning and execution. As an expert in the subject matter, I was often invited to speak to customers as well as academia, on the subject of Disaster Recovery. Won an IBM Award for Management Excellence.
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Researcher and Developer
IBM
(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; IBM; Information Technology and Services industry)
September 2000 — May 2001 (9 months)
Designed and implemented a scalability model as well as a fault tolerance model for a large, distributed server application. Took part in modelling Telephony switches in order to develop a feature development platform offering for Telco systems.
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Researcher and Developer
IBM
(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; IBM; Information Technology and Services industry)
May 1997 — September 2000 (3 years 5 months)
Designed and implemented Concurrent Copy – a Point In Time copy function for IBM's flagship Enterprise Storage Servers. Concurrent Copy was the only copy function rolled out in the product's first release in 1999. I took part in the design and implementation of IBM's long distance and asynchronous Disaster Recovery solution for S/390. The Extended Remote Copy (XRC) is successfully deployed around the globe, helping enterprises to ensure their business continuity. From October of 1998 to October 1999, I was stationed in Tucson Arizona, to be the liaison between the Haifa based team and the Tucson based project headquarters.
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Project Manager
Contahal Israel LTD.
(Computer Software industry)
July 1996 — May 1997 (11 months)
Involved in pilot programs with the Forte Client Server Application Development platform (an early Java-like development platform). The real success was in training of dozens of developers (internal and external) in Object Oriented Analysis and Design methods.
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Project Manager
Home Box Office (HBO)
(Broadcast Media industry)
December 1991 — June 1996 (4 years 7 months)
Lead the effort for redesigning HBO's billing systems, moving it away from a COBOL based mainframe application, and deploying it on a client-server platform, with an easily understood and user friendly Graphical User Interface. Leader in assimilating the Object Oriented Paradigm and the C++ programming language within the group and within HBO. Successfully developed and deployed a variety of user applications in the area of airing rights, royalties, billing, programming and scheduling.
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Systems Analyst
KPMG Peat Marwick
(Partnership; 10,001 or more employees; KPMG; Accounting industry)
December 1989 — December 1991 (2 years 1 month)
Developed accounting worksheets using Pascal, Object Pascal and C++. Took part in an attempt to fully automate the audit process. Trained in Object Oriented Design and Analysis, ORACLE RDBMS and C++.
Amiram Hayardeny (amiram@hayardeny.net)’s Education
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New York Institute of Technology
MBA , Information Systems , January 1992 — August 1994
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State University of New York at Stony Brook
B.Sc. , Computer Science and Applied Mathematics , January 1986 — December 1988
Additional Information
Amiram Hayardeny (amiram@hayardeny.net)’s Honors:
Issued Patents:
7,047,390
Method, system, and program for managing a relationship between one target volume and one source volume
7,047,378
Method, system, and program for managing information on relationships between target volumes and source volumes when performing adding, withdrawing, and disaster recovery operations for the relationships
7,000,145
Method, system, and program for reverse restore of an incremental virtual copy
6,996,586
Method, system, and article for incremental virtual copy of a data block
7,085,902
Storage System with Symmetrical Mirroring
7,546,589
Semi-automated desk checking system and method
