Terry E. Dalton, C.E.T, President & CEO, Canadian Informatics Consultants
Current Activities:
Chair – Atlantic Canada Organization of Research Networks in Nova Scotia (ACORN-NS),
Nova Scotia’s Optical Research Advanced Network (ORAN).
Co-Chair – Canadian Network for the Advancement of Research,
Industry and Education (CANARIE ) Technical Committee, Canada’s Advanced Research and Innovation Network.
Lead – CANARIE ORAN Advisory Committee representing advanced network programs,
initiatives and innovation for the province of Nova Scotia.
Some Accomplishments:
Co-founder – Canadian Bioinformatics Resource (CBR), established 1996.
Responsible for informatics design and architecture, strategic initiatives, high performance computing, distributed computing, grid infrastructure and
relationships. Lead CBR to be established as a Sun Microsystems International Center of Excellence in Distributed Bioinformatics, 2002.
Co-founder –
Medical Research Networks Consortium of Canada (MRNCC).
Informatics Consultancy –
Provided informatics consulting to research groups across Canada as well as researchers in Singapore, Malaysia, USA, Japan and Kenya.
Professional Managed Services –
Provided informatics services and support for 2000 delegates from 112 countries, Global Microcredit Summit 2006 hosted by Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Muhammad Yunus, World Trade and Convention Centre,
Halifax.
Professional Affiliations:
IEEE –
35-Year Member
TechNova –
32-Year Member
ITANS –
Member
Sun Microsystems –
Associate Partner, ISV
PMI and PMI Nova Scotia Chapter –
Member
Managed Services Vendor Alliance MSP Partners –
Member