Marcos Pérez
International Trading | Management | Business Teacher | IT Speciallist
PROJECTS
I am currently colaborating with the UJAT Mentoring Program of Daniel Martin, PhD.; Mentorum. Also, working in the implementation of Atiende.me that is is an application to send reports of municipal services to a platform where registered City Councils will give the necessary attention and appropriate follow-up.
Latest Projects
MENTORUM:
The Mentorum program grew out of the Peace Innovation Lab at Cal State East Bay as a result of student interest in connecting with professional alumni to assist in the development of their careers. One objective of the Peace Innovation Lab was to identify social capital. The Cal State East Bay Alumni Association was approached to partner as a conduit to the university's greatest social capital - its alumni.
Mentoring is a traditional practice for helping people achieve success. Known commonly as an information exchange with the elder or more informed participant guiding the younger or less experienced, in this capacity, mentoring presents the opportunity to help people make better choices and improve their professional and life outcomes.
ATIENDE.ME: Atiende.me is an application to send reports of municipal services to a platform where registered City Councils will give the necessary attention and appropriate follow-up.
Features:
Location: If you do not know which street is do not worry, the application will locate and give the coordinates.
History: You can always see what your complaints have been sent and see all the details.
Evidence: You can send pictures of the service to report and thus give better information on the problem.
Among others.
Service-oriented architecture (SOA): is a software design and software architecture design pattern based on structured collections of discrete software modules, known as services, that collectively provide the complete functionality of a large software application. The purpose of SOA is to allow easy cooperation of a large number of computers that are connected over a network. Every computer can run an arbitrary number of programs - called services in this context - that are built in a way that they can exchange information with any other service within the reach of the network without human interaction and without the need to make changes to the underlying program itself.
In a large network of computers SOA has the same role and duties as the traditional operating system on a single computer. Consequently SOA is designed in analogy to traditional multi-tasking operating systems like Windows, Unix, zOS etc.
Testimonials
“It is rare to meet a person as talented and multifaceted as Marcos Perez. As an instructor he is engaging, knowledgeable, humorous, considerate, and fair while producing outstanding learning outcomes. His ability to engage students, instruct them in perfect business English and providing them with practical action based tools is reflected in the high-caliber performance of students who have studied under Marcos. He shows dedication, determination and insight in his professional work. As important as his pedagogical expertise, he has a wealth of business experience cutting across multiple industries that brings his teachings to life for his students. He is reliable and professional in all endeavors, meeting all of his commitments in scholarship, teaching, research and organizational support. Considering all facets of his academic and business career, Marcos is a very solid professional and will continue his fruitful career in both academic and organizational positions in an accelerating professional life of exceptional accomplishment.”
Daniel Martin, PhD. Visiting Associate Professor at Stanford University