With more than 10 years of experience in software project implementation, Anthony Freddura serves as a senior business systems analyst at MultiPlan, Inc., in Waltham, Massachusetts. Anthony Freddura also supports philanthropic work and sponsors World Vision, a Christian nonprofit that provides assistance to national and international communities. World Vision recently observed the UN’s World Water Day in March of 2016 by highlighting the progress that’s been made in Rwanda, where less than a third of the rural population had clean water after the 1994 genocide. Over the last 15 years, World Vision has helped double the number of people in Rwanda who have access to clean water and the organization provided almost 250,000 people with clean water in just the past five years. Last year, World Vision established 1,000 water points that helped almost 100,000 people, while also working with other nonprofits to supply clean water to more than 43,000 people who fled to Rwanda from Burundi. According to World Vision, the progress in Rwanda supports the feasibility of ending the global water crisis by 2030 in accordance with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
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Anthony Freddura serves as a product owner/lead business systems analyst for Epsilon, a marketing firm in Wakefield, Massachusetts. In his spare time, Anthony Freddura enjoys playing the guitar. Several factors go into the purchase of a guitar. Whether you are looking for an acoustic or electric model, go shopping when you have several hours free. First, settle on a price range, and then ask a salesperson to demonstrate a few models for you. Many will be glad to help, since often they are guitar players themselves. After you mention the kind of music you like, turn your back and listen to how each guitar sounds. (If you are auditioning an electric guitar, try using several amplifiers.) One clue to finding a good-sounding guitar is to pluck one of the strings without putting your finger on a fret. The string should ring. That is, it should sustain a note for several seconds. Watch out for buzzing strings. This problem has many causes, such as a string vibrating against a fret that you are not touching, and results in a host of noises not under your control. When you play each guitar, consider whether the angle of the frets feel comfortable and how the neck feels to your hand. Be sure to see if you can extend your fingers around each string and reach most of the frets. As a senior business systems analyst with MultiPlan, Inc., in Waltham, Massachusetts, Anthony Freddura draws on more than a decade of relevant experience. Anthony Freddura has served in systems analytics with technology, financial, and medical care companies in both Massachusetts and California.
The business systems analyst leverages his knowledge of data systems to optimize a company's organizational efficiency. The analyst draws on an in-depth knowledge of each element of a data system and its function. He or she must know the capabilities of networks, servers, software, and hardware and uses this knowledge to assess benefits and costs compared to industry standards. This information enables the analyst to develop a system design, either new or altered, that best serves the company's needs and budget. The business systems analyst must also be able to present his or her insights to company management or directors. The analysis in question must present any inefficiencies in the company's current or proposed system, as well as suggestions for improvement. A skilled analyst is also able to anticipate any questions the company may have regarding systems changes and should be ready to explain the value and cost savings of proposed changes. A selective Catholic college fully funded by the Congregation of Holy Cross, Stone Hill College is located just east of Boston in the city of Easton. The college was founded as an all-men's catholic college in 1948, and the first class had 134 students. Originally, the college had just two buildings: a gym and a mansion, which housed seminarian students and priests. In 1949, a building was erected replete with classrooms and science labs. This was also the year in which The Summit newspaper published its first issue.
By 1951, Stone Hill College had fallen into debt, and this played a role in the administration’s decision to start allowing women to enroll. Further, many young men were fighting in the Korean War. Luice Moncey was the first woman to graduate from Stone Hill College. About the Author: Anthony Freddura attended Stone Hill College, where he received a Bachelor’s of Science in Business Administration, majoring in Marketing. |
AuthorServing as an Information Systems Quality Analyst, Anthony Freddura held responsibility for testing and supporting a client/server transaction processing system. Archives
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