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Jeff Stollman is a polymath developing solutions to difficult problems across a wide range of disciplines including blockchain, sensors, robotics, financial services, force protection, weapons demilitarization, supply-chain integrity, non-lethal weapons, information technology, information security, and privacy. He currently holds patents in artificial intelligence, information security, privacy, and financial services and has patents pending in blockchain, supply chain integrity, medication adherence, and non-lethal weapons.
He has been effective developing "out-of-the-box" solutions by using novel technology from one discipline to cross-fertilize another. In this way, he has developed novel solutions that were invisible to the same way of looking at problems.
In addition to his technical expertise, Mr. Stollman has managed both businesses and programs valued in the hundreds of millions of dollars with full P&L responsibility.
Rocky Mountain Technical Marketing, Inc.
January 2008 - Present
Chesterbrook
IBM
April 1996 - December 2007
Somers
Tufts University
January 1977 - January 1977
economics
In addition to economics classes, I studied physics and engineering.
ISC2
May 2006
CISSP is current
US DoD
August 2006
clearance remains active
"It's Getting Harder To Be Super," TECHNOLOGY REVIEW, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, MA February-March, 1981.
Jeff Stollman
A look into the changing needs and social values prompted by advances in technology.
Market Analysis of the Potential for Wind Systems Use in Remote and Isolated Area Applications, ISBN: 0880160020.
Ron Beck, Robert Martin, Jeff Stollman, Gary Armbruster,
This book presented a Market Analysis of the Potential for Wind Systems Use in Remote and Isolated Area Applications as noted in its title.
"It's Getting Harder To Be Super," TECHNOLOGY REVIEW, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, MA February-March, 1981.
Jeff Stollman
A look into the changing needs and social values prompted by advances in technology.
Market Analysis of the Potential for Wind Systems Use in Remote and Isolated Area Applications, ISBN: 0880160020.
Ron Beck, Robert Martin, Jeff Stollman, Gary Armbruster,
This book presented a Market Analysis of the Potential for Wind Systems Use in Remote and Isolated Area Applications as noted in its title.