Matthew C. Clarke

Current

• General Manager and Head of Product Development (CorVu Asia-Pacific) at Rocket Software

Past

• V.P. Information Architecture at CorVu
• Researcher at Institute for Values Research, New College, University of New South Wales
• Senior Lecturer (Computer Science) at University of Natal

• Lecturer (Business Computing) at Kuringai College of Advanced Education
• Senior Knowledge Engineer at Digital Equipment Corporation
• Software Engineer at Digital Equipment Corporation

see less...

3 more...

Education

• University of KwaZulu-Natal
• University of New South Wales
• University of Newcastle

see less...

Recommended

5 people have recommended Matthew C.

Connections

54 connections

Industry

Computer Software

Matthew C. Clarke’s Summary

A team player who contributes an exceptional ability to understand and organise complex ideas and to make those ideas accessible to others. My effectiveness as a leader in technology, communication and strategic management is built from a diverse range of experience, covering 24 years in the IT sector.

A long-standing comitment to making technology that enables business goals and actually helps people do the things they want to do.

Matthew C. Clarke’s Specialties:

* Information architecture, user experience, software usability, user interface design
* Communication: technical writing, presentation skills
* Software development life cycle and associated product management
* Knowledge management
* Technology Assessments

Matthew C. Clarke’s Experience

• General Manager and Head of Product Development (CorVu Asia-Pacific)

  Rocket Software

  (Privately Held; 201-500 employees; Computer Software industry)

  February 2008 — Present (6 months)

  When CorVu was acquired by Rocket Software, the management re-organisation led to my elevation to General Manager. I am responsible for all CorVu product development, and for sales and services throughout Asia-Pacific.

• V.P. Information Architecture

  CorVu

  (Public Company; 51-200 employees; Computer Software industry)

  February 2000 — January 2008 (8 years)

  1. Software product management: market analysis, conceptualisation, define business requirements, develop functional specs, assign and prioritise programming tasks, co-ordinate documentation, advise QA and release processes.
  2. User interface design
  3. Internal communications
  4. Knowledge management

• Researcher

  Institute for Values Research, New College, University of New South Wales

  (Educational Institution; 11-50 employees; Research industry)

  January 1999 — December 1999 (1 year)

  The Institute for Values Research investigates the values that motivate Australian society. My particular research project was in the area of sports ethics.

• Senior Lecturer (Computer Science)

  University of Natal

  (Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Education Management industry)

  January 1991 — December 1998 (8 years)

  Within the Department of Computer Science and Information Systems, I was involved in:
  
  * Teaching: Designed and taught courses in logic, theory of computation, human factors and social implications of computing, history and philosophy of science, numerical methods, programming and others.
  
  * Research: the prevalence of technophobia, and effective techniques in computer education.

• Lecturer (Business Computing)

  Kuringai College of Advanced Education

  (Educational Institution; 201-500 employees; Education Management industry)

  1988 — 1990 (2 years)

  Taught a variety of courses to undergraduate students, including software engineering, programming, relational database theory and computer literacy.

• Senior Knowledge Engineer

  Digital Equipment Corporation

  (Public Company; 5001-10,000 employees; Computer Software industry)

  August 1985 — December 1987 (2 years 5 months)

  Developing commerical applications of expert systems in DEC's Artificial Intelligence Centre.

• Software Engineer

  Digital Equipment Corporation

  (Public Company; 5001-10,000 employees; Computer Software industry)

  February 1983 — July 1985 (2 years 6 months)

  Designed and wrote computer programs in FORTRAN, COBOL and Basic for a variety of Digital’s clients.

Matthew C. Clarke’s Education

• University of KwaZulu-Natal

  M.Sc, Techniques for teaching logic, 1996 — 1997

  While teaching logic to computer science students, I developed a novel approach called "Possible Models Diagrams". In this Masters thesis, I described the method and presented a statistical analysis of its effectiveness as a teaching tool.

• University of New South Wales

  Master of Cognitive Science, Artificial intelligence and human cognition, 1988 — 1989

  This cross-disciplinary coursework degree was run by the Philosophy Department and drew a large number of profesinals together to discuss the overalap between artifical intelligence, psychology, linguistics, philosophy of mind and neuro-anatomy.

• University of Newcastle

  B.Math, Computer Science, Pure Maths, 1980 — 1982

  Activities and Societies:

  President of Evangelical Christian Fellowship

Additional Information

Matthew C. Clarke’s Groups:

Society of Christian Philosophers

•    Business Intelligence Group member

Matthew C. Clarke’s Contact Settings

Interested In:

• career opportunities
• new ventures
• expertise requests
• reference requests
• getting back in touch