Dennis M. Moen, Ph.D., P.E.

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Education

Ph.D., Information Technology, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA

MS, Electrical Engineering, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ

BS, General Engineering, US Military Academy, West Point, NY

Space Science Fellow, Office of Space Science, NASA, Washington, D.C.

Certificate, Executive Engineering Management Seminar, Stanford University, Stanford, CA

Graduate, Defense System Management College, Fort Belvoir, VA

Research Interests

Network performance modeling and analysis, survivable network architectures, adaptive Internet

protocols and healthcare IT infrastructure.

Accomplishments

Principle Investigator on a number research projects including healthcare, interoperable

communications systems, new adaptive Internet protocols, and wireless networking.

More than 10 years experience in DoD research and development activities supporting electronic

warfare systems and advanced tactical and strategic communications systems.

Authored and delivered the update to the enterprise goal architecture for the Command Control

Survivability Program in support of the Pentagon Metro area common user (40,000 users) enterprise

based on Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF) and Information Technology

System Management (ITSM) standards concepts for operations management.

Performed the optimization analysis of best network deployment strategy as a contribution to the

modernization of the Federal Aviation Administration Flight Service Support Centers.

Technical Director of software development organization leading development of the major

healthcare applications used by the Department of Defense Healthcare Services globally today:

Blood Management, Hospital Laboratory Management, and Pharmaceutical Logistics Management.

Led the development and implementation of Program Management processes and software

developer training certification program to meet CMM level 3 certification requirements in a 600

person health services application development organization.

Developed new system engineering model and situational awareness concepts for real-time

management of large healthcare facilities as part of research project with Sandia National Labs.

Spearheaded strategy for implementation of broadband networking in the Department of Defense.

Developed space shuttle science experiment program plan for evaluating technologies needed in

support of building a gravity relativity experiment satellite (Gravity Probe-B).

Conducted research and published numerous papers on adaptive Internet protocols for real time data

distribution applications and autonomous network management systems.

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Project Management

Project Manager and Engineering Manager for design and deployment of a new global Internet

service with International VoIP as a whole sale service for start-up telecommunications carrier.

Business area manager for engineering organization providing LAN, WAN and Intranet network

engineering services to a global health services organization.

Managed installation of several private branch telephone switches for large multi-building campuses

and supporting cable infrastructure on schedule and within budget.

Responsible for the management and execution of $1B program over three years to modernize the

desktop computing environment and provide campus/metro broadband communications networks on

large Army bases using fiber optics, SONET, ATM, and IP technologies.

Provided oversight on Earned Value Management (EVM) reporting on a $350M health services

software development program.

Profit and Loss manager on numerous projects.

Technology Management

Co-taught graduate computer science class in networking at George Mason University.

Established strong relationship with university partners, specifically University of Virginia Wireless

Research Center, Virginia Tech University Wireless Research Center, University of Minnesota

Digital Technology Innovation Center, and George Mason University C4I Center of Excellence.

Hold appointed position at George Mason University as an Affiliate Industry Research Professor.

Formulated numerous internal research programs and performed as Principle Investigator leading

research teams in areas of healthcare, wireless networking, and new adaptive Internet protocols.

Developed real time command and control concepts for active management of healthcare operations

using advanced networking technology and RFID tags to sense and track all resources in active

healthcare environment.

Led internal research projects developing capabilities for remote monitoring of patient health under

numerous scenarios for home healthcare, battlefield injuries and transport of critical care patients.

Developed prototype of virtual Intensive Care Unit (ICU) to enable real time patient monitoring

from a central ICU management center.

Developed prototype of a virtual hospital to enable medical care giver collaboration.

Led development of survivable network architecture for large DoD Enterprise using Zachman

Enterprise Model and the DoD Architecture Framework (DoDAF).

Formulated network improvement plan for migration of customer network to IPv6.

Developed architecture and early prototype for new many-to-many multicast protocol.

Business Development

Developed competitive advantage innovations for a number of organizational business pursuits

including Contract Research and Development opportunities.

Established direct customer relationships in the research community: Director, US Army CERDEC

Director for Satellite and Tactical Communications Systems, NRL Director for Wireless Emulation

Project, AFRL-Rome researcher in airborne networking, and Deputy Director STO at DARPA.

Provided support to organization s SBIR program with identification of small businesses with

innovative technology and help them in proposal preparation and technical contributions.

Authored numerous white papers and technical solution proposals for potential new customers.

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Employment History

GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY, C4I CENTER OF EXCELLENCE 2004 to present

Industry Affiliate Research Professor

NBM Technologies, Inc 2006 to present

CEO and Chief Technologist

LOCKHEED MARTIN, INC 2002 to 2010

Research Engineer Principal

PRIMUS TELECOMMUNICATIONS, INC 2000 to 2002

Director, Global Network Engineering and Program Management

EDS, Inc 1996 to 2000

Senior Technical Consultant, Business Development

Account Technical Director

Business Area Manager, Healthcare Information Infrastructure Services

NETWORK SOLUTIONS, INC./SAIC 1995 to 1996

Senior Network Consultant/Account Manager

UNITED STATES ARMY 1969 to 1995

Project Manager, Defense Communications and Army Switched Systems

Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), Director, Network Engineering and Technology Planning

Commander, 500 personnel tactical communications organization

Headquarters, Department of the Army, C3 Systems Acquisition Analyst

NATO Senior Project Engineer for security systems

Research and Development Test Engineer, electronic warfare and tactical communications systems

Community Relations

Chair of the Minneapolis chapter of the IEEE Signal Processing and Communications Society.

Technical paper review committee for MIILCOM 2010.

Executive Committee Chair, Marketing and Publications Committee, IEEE GLOBCOM 2007

NOVA IEEE Volunteer of the year award 2007

IEEE Communications Society committee member for development of the IEEE Wireless Engineer

Certification program

Professional Qualifications

Registered Professional Engineer (P.E.) States of Virginia and Arizona.

Senior Member, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Computer,

Communications and Engineering Management Societies

Department of Defense category III certified acquisition manager

Experienced with using C computer language for performance modeling of systems, networks and

Internet protocols as well as using MATLAB, MATHCAD, and OPNET MODELER/ACE.

Active Security Clearance

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PULICATIONS

A. S. Peng, D. Moen, J.A. Spinks, T. He, L. Meredith, and D.J. Lilja, Reliable Data Dissemination

Framework in Tactical Network Architecture, Proceedings of the IEEE Military Communications

Conference (MILCOM) 2010, San Jose, CA.

D. Moen, Invited speaker, Object Management Group (OMG), SOA in Healthcare Conference, July

2010, Arlington, VA.

A. S. Peng, D. Moen, T. He, and D. J. Lilja, Dynamic Resource Allocation for Network-Aware

Applications, GMU-AFCEA Symposium 2010 on Critical Issues in C4I, May 2010, Fairfax, VA.

D. Moen and L. Meredith, Active Management of Healthcare Operations: A Dynamic System

View of Healthcare Delivery, Design of Medical Devices Conference, April 2010, Minneapolis,

MN.

A. S. Peng, D. Moen, T. He, and D. J. Lilja, Automatic Dynamic Resource Management

Architecture in Tactical Network Environments, Proceedings of the IEEE Military

Communications Conference (MILCOM), October 2009, Boston, MA.

D. Moen and L. Meredith, The Case for an Adaptive Integration Framework for Data

Aggregation/Dissemination in Service-Oriented Architectures, Proceedings of the GMU-AFCEA

Symposium 2009 on Critical Issues in C4I, May 2009, Fairfax, VA.

D. Moen and J. Mark Pullen, "The Case for Overlay Multicast Data Streaming in Conjunction with

Service Oriented Architectures", Proceedings of the IEEE Military Communications Conference

(MILCOM), November 2008, San Diego, California.

D. Moen and J. Pullen, "Private Overlay Multicast for the Defense Threat Reduction Agency

Collaboration Center (DCC)", Proceedings of the ACM Military Modeling and Simulation

Symposium, March 2007, Norfolk, Virginia.

D. Moen and J. Pullen, "Modeling Real-Time Distributed Simulation Message Flow in an Open

Network", Proceedings of the Ninth IEEE International Workshop on Distributed Simulation and

Real Time Applications, October 2005, Montreal, Canada.

D. Moen, J. Pullen, D. Brutzman, and D. McGreger, "Performance Evaluation of the XMSF Overlay

Multicast Prototype", Proceedings of the Simulation Interoperability Standards Organization (SISO)

European Workshop, Toulouse, France, June 2005.

D. Moen and J. Pullen, Implementation of Host-based Overlay Multicast to Support Web Based

Services for RT-DVS, Proceedings of the 8th IEEE International Workshop on Distributed

Simulation and Real-Time Applications, October 2004, Budapest, Hungary.

D. Moen and J. Pullen, Enabling Real-Time Distributed Virtual Simulation over the Internet Using

Host-based Overlay Multicast, Proceedings of the 7th IEEE International Workshop on Distributed

Simulation and Real-Time Applications, October 2003, Delft Technical University, Delft,

Netherlands.

J. Pullen and D. Moen, Internet and Multicast Service Issues for XMSF, Proceedings of the

Simulation Interoperability Standards Organization (SISO) Spring Interoperability Workshop (SIW)

June 2003.

D. Moen and J. Pullen, A Performance Measurement Approach for the Selectively Reliable

Multicast Protocol for Distributed Simulation, Proceedings of the 5th IEEE International Workshop

on Distributed Simulation and Real-Time Applications, August 2001, Cincinnati, Ohio.

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