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    Knowledge Management
  • Corporate Portal Implementation
  • Information Taxonomy
  • Content Management
    Technology Integration
  • Inventory Control
  • Resource Planning & Allocation
  • Strategic Planning
    Information Management
  • Legal & Market Research
  • LC Cataloging & Space Planning
  • Academic and Bibliographical Research Services

This site is not yet a front-end for my freelance professional services, and, as such, gives me the opportunity to explore how diversified a professional services organization can be before it begins to lose credibility.

I have been paid to do all of the things listed to the left and right. In all modesty, I'm quite good at all of them (except for, perhaps, the tin whistle), and they are things that I would be happy to do again for money. The fact that I am also happy to do most of them for free is irrelevant for now. I've done other things for money, too. But it strikes me that I should take this credibility issue one step at a time.

The question to consider, in all seriousness, is does the fact that I advertise my compositional services in the same place as my KM services undermine my credibility in either field? Does it make prospective clients from one side of the street or the other think any less of me as a professional? I think I know the answer to this question, and in the end I think that I will segregate my numerous talents. But until I do, please consider this a select list of my eccentricities.

    Informal Education
  • Simulation Programming
  • Conflict Resolution
  • Leadership & Team Building
    Judaica
  • Light Cantorial (Solo or Accompanied)
  • Bar/Bat Mitzvah Training
  • Curriculum Planning & Implementation
    Music & Musicology
  • Original Compositions & Arrangements For Solo Guitar and Chamber Groups
  • Informed Criticism / Formal Critique
  • Musical Accompaniment
    (Guitar, Piano, Mandolin, Ukelele, Recorder, Percussion, Tin Whistle)






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