David L. Woolfenden

Senior Enterprise Architect & President

2004 - Current

Along with conducting the day-to-day management of eVectis Technologies LLC, skilled in providing Enterprise Architect, IT Strategy and Information Sharing Technical Assistance consulting services to Federal, State and local justice agencies. Subject Matter Expertise includes IT Strategy, SOA Interoperability, Federated Identity and Standards-based sharing solutions based on TOGAF-driven approaches and methodologies.

Partner

2002

Christian Street Court (CSC), located in the City of Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, at 39-41 North Queen Street, 43 North Queen Street, 47-49 North Queen Street, 51 N. Queen Street 48 & 50 North Christian Street.

Investor & Advisor

2015 - 2022

Supported IOTAS marketing and funding efforts. lOTAS was an loT-as-a-Service company that had created a Smart Apartment platform for the Real Estate Industry using Al/ML. IOTAS was acquired by ADT during 2022

Enterprise Architect - Applications

2016 - 2021

In this role I was responsible for setting enterprise architecture application standards, guidelines and principles across the Agency along with leading efforts to conceptualize new and/or enhanced enterprise applications while providing guidance to architects and developers in the Agency.

Enterprise Architect

2014 - 2015

Provided IT Strategy and Enterprise Architecture services to Federal Government, States, Non-Profits, and Commercial organizations.

Manager

1994 - 2004

On a large state Department of Health Financial Management information System Implementation project, Dave was responsible for coordinating the rollout of the entire financial application suite to over 30 remote facilities. As Chief Architect - Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Justice Network (JNET), created an internationally recognized platform for secure criminal justice information sharing, also, while at JNET, facilitated Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats (SWOT) strategic planning and analysis sessions focused towards gathering input from all major JNET stakeholders.

Sr. Systems Engineer

1987 - 1994

Architected a re-hosting effort for a large, state student loan-processing agency (PHEAA), Analyzed, designed, and coded a common GUI front end for separate CICS mainframe applications, Performed the planning, analysis and design of a new tax case refund docket management system, Facilitated five Joint Application Design (JAD) sessions. These JAD efforts defined the requirements and external design of four application areas within a large military supply/logistics system encompassing: repairables asset management, configuration management, family relationships and inventory control point.

Marketing Support Manager

1984 - 1987

Sr. Programmer/Analyst

1981 - 1984