The Company:
Dynnocht Computer Services is an information
systems engineering company that focuses on cost-effective and
extensible business solutions using Free/OpenSource software.
We specialize in the Linux operating system and open source web
technologies like Apache, Perl, PHP, and MySQL but also support
MUMPS based systems and proprietary Unix platforms.
Located in Cumbernauld we cover Central Scotland including Glasgow,
Edinburgh, Stirling, Perth and Dundee.
The Skills:
Technical Experience:
- Sun Certified Professional for Solaris OS with 18 years Unix system administration
on Sun, HP, IBM and ICL platforms.
- 15 years MUMPS support and development on DEC, IBM, HP and x86
platforms.
- 12 years EDI interface design and development for medical analysers using ASTM1238 and HL7 protocols.
- 12 years using Web technologies to develop and support corporate
intranets.
- 12 years network experience on Cisco, Ascend, D-Link, Netgear,
3Com equipment.
Programming Skills: C, Java, Unix(Bourne, C & Korn shells),
Mumps, Perl, PHP, HTML, XHTML/CSS, XML/XSLT.
System/Network Skills: Unix(SunOs/Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, AT&T,
Linux), VAX/VMS, TCP/IP, LAT, NFS, X400, LDAP, Apache, MySQL.
The Staff:
The company is owned by James Penn-Dunnett, a chartered IT professional, who has spent the last 20 years in
information systems engineering trying to keep pace with a rapidly
changing industry. He has a 2:1 honours degree in Mathematics and
Computer Science and an MSc in Applied Computing from the Open
University.
Before venturing out as a Free/OpenSource software specialist
James spent over 11 years, mostly in medical informatics working for the
NHS, designing and developing laboratory and transfusion medicine
tracking systems and supporting radiology reporting systems. He spent
3 years in pathology computing at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford
where he was a member of the national award winning team for the Deloitte
Touch Best Information Management Project of 1998.
When not working he can be found digging up the odd ancestor or
two in Caithness.
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