Resume

• 80885412171481578882

  Steward Certification (01-overview-01)

  Collibra

• 2016

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Computer and Information Sciences

  University of Arkansas at Little Rock

• 2015

  Master's degree

  Management Information Systems

  General

  University of Arkansas at Little Rock

• 2013

  Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

  Management Information Systems and Services

  University of Arkansas at Little Rock

• 2010

  Mount St. Mary Academy

  University of Arkansas at Little Rock (UALR)

  Healthcare Data and Analytics Association

  Little Rock

  Arkansas Area

  Little Rock

  Arkansas Area

  Mount St. Mary Academy

  HIMSS

  University of Arkansas at Little Rock (UALR)

  Little Rock

  Arkansas Area

  Adjunct Faculty for the Business Information Systems Program

  College of Business\nCurrent courses:\no\tBINS 3352 – Business Data Analysis/Visualization\no\tBINS 3305 – Management Information Systems

  Adjunct Professor

  Healthcare Data and Analytics Association

  Systems Developer

  \tData/Business/Systems Analysis \n\tDatabase Design & Management\n\tExtract

  Translate

  and Load Specialist\n\tMajor Software/Systems Implementations\n\tSQL Queries & Data Modeling\n\tStrategic Technology Planning \n\tTechnical Writing (Manuals/System Specs)\n\tTesting/Scripting/Documentation\n\tWebsite Design (asp.net

  C#

  MVC)

  University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

  Member

  Little Rock Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association

  UAMS Phenomenal Woman

  Celebrating Character

  Courage

  and Commitment

  University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

• 1983

  Accounting

  University of Arkansas at Little Rock

• 1979

  Mount St Mary Academy

• Microsoft SQL Server

  VBScript

  Visual Studio

  Informatics

  ASP.NET

  SQL

  Access

  Database Design

  Windows Server

  Software Documentation

  HTML

  T-SQL

  Active Directory

  ASP

  Crystal Reports

  Visio

  IIS

  Windows

  Databases

  VB.NET

  Medical Data: Is traditional infrastructure really more secure than the cloud?

  In today's environment

  the vast majority of medical facilities and hospitals continue to avoid the use of cloud computing. This presentation will examine the security needs of organizations responsible for medical data. An analysis of the myths and realities of cloud security versus traditional infrastructure in the medical environment will be presented.

  Medical Data: Is traditional infrastructure really more secure than the cloud?

  Donna

  Chachere

  Little Rock Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association

  HIMSS

  University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences