Founder at N+1 Technology, LLC
Springfield, Missouri Area
- Current
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- Founder at N+1 Technology, LLC
- Past
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- EVP of Technology at New Road Health, LLC
- Director of Technology at The Catalis
- CTO & VP of Engineering at Fly Technology LP
- AVP of Product Development at Interland now called Web.com
- Director of Web Hosting Dev at Earthlink
- Product Manager at Sprint Internet Passport
- Director of the Internet Services Division at Access Corporation
- Early Career History Summary at Various
- Education
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- Missouri State University
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Rob Maupin’s Summary
High Tech executive with deep experience in the design, engineering and operation of internet-based distributed architectures that are scalable, redundant and cost effective. Industry background includes; healthcare, telecommunications, and multiple high tech service segments (ASP, ISP, web hosting, e-commerce). Proactive, results-oriented leader with proven track record:
Rob Maupin’s Specialties:
* Startup company formation, rapid product design, software development and customer scaling
* Data center operations and consolidation (in-house, co-located, and shared)
* P&L management (seed-stage startup to division-level corporate)
* Customer focused service delivery and pragmatic problem solving
* Team building, motivation and performance management
* Government contract expert with extensive experience in DoD, Currently hold a Secret and Interim Top Secret Clearance status
Rob Maupin’s Experience
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Founder
N+1 Technology, LLC
(Information Technology and Services industry)
February 2004 — Present (5 years 10 months)
N+1 Technology, LLC is a leading consulting and development company, helping the world's businesses, governments, and other institutions.
N+1 Technology works closely with clients to create and deliver essential advantage. We bring foresight and knowledge, deep functional expertise, and a practical approach to build capabilities and deliver real impact.
We have been involved in some of the most celebrated business episodes of their day, including the dawn of the Internet and its continued evolution.
N+1 Technology is known for foresight and impact, our deep industry and functional expertise across multiple sectors and we can empower a business with all the latest technologies.
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EVP of Technology
New Road Health, LLC
(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Internet industry)
January 2007 — February 2008 (1 year 2 months)
The company intended to build an Internet-based product that is focused on the university health market. The product was designed to: a) store lifetime personal health records, b) connect patients with their medical providers, c) provide highly personalized access to medical/health information and self-help tools, and d) run on popular student social networking sites to make it easy to remember and fun to use. A high degree of customer focus would enable the product to be highly differentiated: a) special emphasis on student-to-health center connectivity and convenience, and b) tailored to the unique health concerns and educational needs of young adults who are just beginning to make their own health and medical choices. The company was unable to fund in the Alpha-phase.
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Director of Technology
The Catalis
(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Medical Practice industry)
October 2005 — December 2006 (1 year 3 months)
This startup company has created Catalis Accelerator™, a new graphical medical record product designed for physicians in private practice. It is used to manage patient clinical encounters and diagnostic testing data. The application is designed to be intuitive, easy to use and enable the rapid input/use of complex clinical data. This automates the core activities of the clinic, so security, high availability and performance are critical to success. The technology is packaged to be managed by Catalis on a turn-key remote basis. The company is leaving beta-phase with 15 customer sites and plans for exponential growth.
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CTO & VP of Engineering
Fly Technology LP
(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Internet industry)
2002 — February 2004 (2 years )
This start-up company developed an ASP product that enabled internet services to be aggregated into a single point of access. The product included; web hosting, email, domain name registration, point to point file sharing, online virtual hard drive, public / private file exchange, secure networking, contact management and email aggregation. The business model supported B2B, B2C, B2B2C markets, with products designed to scale to millions of end users.
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AVP of Product Development
Interland now called Web.com
(Public Company; 1001-5000 employees; inld; Internet industry)
2001 — 2002 (1 year )
Now called web.com, this internet company is the world’s largest provider of websites and web services to small business. Products include: website hosting, eCommerce, web marketing, e-mail, and professional website design. Originally employed at HostPro, which was acquired by MicronPC and then later merged with Interland.
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Director of Web Hosting Dev
Earthlink
(Public Company; 1001-5000 employees; ELNK; Internet industry)
1998 — 2000 (2 years )
EarthLink, one of the largest ISP’s, is an industry pioneer that set the standard for product innovation and customer service. Sprint is a global communications company providing long distance, local and wireless services. As part of a strategic alliance in early 1998, EarthLink acquired the customers, technology and employees of Sprint’s Internet Passport division.
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Product Manager
Sprint Internet Passport
(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; FON; Internet industry)
June 1997 — April 1998 (11 months)
Product manager for registration, account creation and management of Sprint's ISP. The company bought a large portion of EarthLink Networks and migrated all of the customers to EarthLink. Sprint then focused many of its employees on the Sprint ION initiatives.
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Director of the Internet Services Division
Access Corporation
(Public Company; 51-200 employees; Internet industry)
December 1993 — January 1997 (3 years 2 months)
Access Corp was an ISP, web hosting and application development provider. Many of the internet services created over this timeframe were the first available on the internet, and are still be used today (in an enhanced form).
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Early Career History Summary
Various
(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Internet industry)
January 1988 — December 1993 (6 years )
Fuson & Associate's, Manufacturer's Rep. - Sporting Goods
Edcor Safety, District Sales Rep. & Computer Consultant - Safety Equipment Sales
Business Utility Analysis, Owner - Business Analysis
Rob Maupin’s Education
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Missouri State University
BS , Finance, Minor in Computer Info. Systems , 1985 — 1990
- Activities and Societies:
- Tau Kappa Epsilon
Additional Information
Rob Maupin’s Websites:
Rob Maupin’s Interests:
My passions are broad but mostly include outdoor activities like hunting, fishing, hiking and scuba diving. The one primary passion these days is woodworking.
Rob Maupin’s Groups:
Masons
Scottish Rite
Abu Ben Adhem Shrine Club
Austin Woodturners
Habitat for Humanity
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EarthLink Alumni -
Sprint Alumni
Rob Maupin’s Honors:
Written several short stories and articles for national magazines.
Currently hold a Secret and Interim Top Secret Clearance
Rob Maupin’s Contact Settings
Interested In:
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