Managing Director Gregory Travis’ experience in the health care and related fields began in 1992 as CTO of Data Parallel Systems -- a KPCB backed data analytics company.   In 2002 Mr. Travis, a privacy and cybersecurity expert, led developers designing detection and deterrence systems for the National Security Agency.  In 2005, he founded SGC Technologies to successfully create and market technology for the secure exchange of patient medical information between enterprises.

Recently he oversaw the relationship between Cardinal Health and Persistent Systems as the two companies developed a tablet-based chronic disease management system.  This work took him into every aspect of healthcare IT: from business process improvement to patient and provider user interfaces.

Greg applies his experience in big data analytics, information privacy, software development, and economics to meet the specific needs and trends of the health care industry.   He writes about health care business and information technology issues at www.mdalert.com and here at Supporwell.

Mr. Travis has a BA in History from Indiana University, a passion for astrophotography, a pilot’s license, and home in Bloomington, Indiana that he shares with his son.

Director of Client Engagement Tim Bridges’ experience in innovation and managing the software development lifecycle began in 1988 when he founded Data Parallel Systems – a high performance computing analytics engine targeting business applications including healthcare. In 2002 he became the first U.S. employee of Persistent Systems as Director of Business Development. Working with a wide variety of customers, market segments and technologies, he was instrumental in growing the company from 350 to 1400 employees prior to its IPO.

Tim has a U.S. Patent on a novel data analytics data structure/algorithm, has published several papers and was selected as a panelist for a NASA sponsored Frontiers of Massively Parallel Computing conference. Recognizing the increasing importance of cybersecurity in all aspects of information systems and technology he returned to college and received a Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity Policy from the University of Maryland University College in 2014.

In addition to his recent education, Tim earned a BS in Chemistry and an MS in Computer Science from Indiana University, Bloomington in the early 1980s. He currently lives in Odenton, Maryland, but is highly mobile as he supports his active-duty Navy wife in her career assignments