Mark Diggory

Current

Head of US Operations at @mire

Past

Systems Manager and Software Engineer at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Software Development Consultant at World Bank Organization
Software Engineer at Harvard University

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Education

San Diego State University-California State University
State University of New York at Oswego

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Industry

Computer Software

Mark Diggory’s Summary

Team Leader and Project Manager on development teams that leverage Open Source technologies for content management and delivery.

Professional Summary: Through the involvement with many open source projects and standards organizations, I have established expertise in a repertoire of open source software resources. As an experienced systems manager, I have a strong understanding of production roll out life cycles, Linux systems administration, and management of production software stacks. Working with this experience base, I provide software design and development solutions that will have long-term developer community backing and low overhead in future maintenance.

Professional Interests: Archiving and Dissemination of Open Access Content, Semantic Web, Linked Open Data, Content Management, Open Source, Open Standards, Metadata Standards and Ontological Engineering

Mark Diggory’s Specialties:

Digital Library and IR experience: DSpace, Fedora, CNRI Handle, PURL; Standards (RDFS/OWL/XSD): DCMI, MODS, FRBR, DDI, METS, ORE, BIBO.

JAVA Experience: JSP, Servlet, Struts, JSF, JAXB, JNDI, JDBC, JAXP, eXist, JENA, Sesame, Cocoon, JCR.

Development Environment: CVS/SVN, Ant, Maven, Eclipse: Operating Systems: Win98/NT/XP, OSX, Redhat, Fedora and Gentoo linux (3-5 yr.): installation and admin, Apache/Tomcat vhosting, VMWare/Parallels virtualization; Past languages: Javascript, C/C++.

Additional Information

Mark Diggory’s Interests:

Digital Archiving and Preservation of Digital Content, Semantic Web, Linked Open Data, Content Management, Open Source, Open Standards, XSLT, XPath, XQuery, Java, Eclipse, EMF, Ontological Engineering, RDF Storage and Retrieval, SPARQL, Object Relational Mapping.