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Innovation, Education, Research, Technology

Eagle PC Consulting (renamed to Eagle Consulting LLC) was founded in 2002 as a  research,  business and information technology consulting firm for building and maintaining relationships within the community. The people at Eagle Consulting LLC work to educate and to motivate individuals and organizations by continually encouraging them to discover their true potential.

The ability to change rapidly or actively transfer acquired knowledge is not typically associated with most traditional organizational structures.   Due to advances in technology, globalization, and the evolving environment, this traditional model must make changes to meet the daily challenges faced in today’s rapidly developing world of technology.

An organization must take every opportunity to discover its strengths and weaknesses, and make the needed changes to remain viable and sustainable.  A strategy must be developed based on information gathered, and the organization must discover and act upon opportunities for improvement without allowing obstacles to get in the way.

In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven, multi-generational era, the organization must take proactive steps toward understanding the need for innovation, education, and the transfer of knowledge. The professional staff at Eagle Consulting LLC strive to share their knowledge and to cultivate learning environments for meeting these organizational challenges within the field of informatics, education, technology, and agriculture.

The “Informatics” discipline is defined as the study and practice of creating, storing, finding, manipulating and sharing information. This field extends one’s technical background to be used to develop solutions that meet the world’s information challenges.

Learning is a lifelong process of gathering skill sets and knowledge to overcome obstacles, but when you add to the body of knowledge and share this knowledge, then it becomes a legacy.

Experience – Services

  • Business System Analyst

    The position of Business Systems Analyst has always been Dr. Sullivan’s first love in her long career in the IT industry. She began working as a Business Systems Analyst in 1993 and was immediately drawn to the challenge presented by this position. As a Business… Read more…

  • Computer Systems Analyst

    Dr. Sullivan began working as a Computer Systems Analyst in 1990. During the last 17 years, her ability to research a company’s needs and to make the appropriate recommendations for moving forward has reached a high level of expertise. Dr. Sullivan’s meticulous method of examining… Read more…

  • Database Specialist

    In her position of Database Administrator and Database Analyst, Dr. Sullivan uses her knowledge and substantial experience in IT to protect the integrity of each company’s data. Part of her responsibilities includes making the needed data available to the client and the employees. An understanding… Read more…

  • Software Architect

    Dr. Sullivan’s natural inclination toward both the technical and the mechanical workings of computer systems are assets that have served her well since 2008 in her position as Software Architect. Her technical nature partnered with years of study and hands-on experience has allowed her to… Read more…

  • IT Auditor

    In her position of IT Auditor, Dr. Sullivan creates a solid information technology infrastructure while collaborating with clients to devise and implement policies and procedures to ensure network security. Due to the rapidly changing world of IT, keeping her technological skills current is a prime… Read more…

Quality Information Systems (web or software applications) are the backbone of most business operations today (whether client-facing or internal), yet, according to Research studies “one-third of business stakeholders are dissatisfied with the quality of their current information systems.”

A poorly integrated and tested information system severely effects on an organization’s clients, sales, partnerships, employees and financial bottom line.

Security, cloud computing, virtualization, service-oriented architectures, mobile deployments, and ever-changing compliance requirements all strain the performance of information systems and the abilities of IT department or team.