Consultant Bio
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Coby L. Dunn
Mr. Dunn has over 30 years of experience as a senior business and systems executive in customer service and
support in the High Technology, Finance, Telecommunication and Manufacturing sectors. He has been
responsible for the selection and implementation of over 60 major customer service related system integration
projects. These efforts addressed diverse and complex business models, systems development, integration
delivery, operational and support infrastructures across a broad range of customer service requirements.
He has held senior IT management positions at two fortune 100 firms: FMC Corporation and Bank of America.
He has managed support organizations for software vendors, service providers and corporate IT. Over the
years he has formed, co-founded and directed three consulting services organizations that specialized in the
effective delivery of customer support and IT services. He has led over three dozen support organization
assessment and re-engineering projects in the financial services, telecommunication and high technology
sectors.
Recently, Mr. Dunn has directed a series of ITIL and IT Service Management programs for a major commercial
and retail bank. His accomplishments have produced a continuous series of process improvements addressing
IT infrastructure in the areas of Incident, Problem, Change and Release Management. Benefits have been
significant reduction in unscheduled service interruptions, improved staff utilization and improved customer
satisfaction. He has also led a multi-vendor Proof of Concept selection for an automated Configuration
Management tool suite addressing an enterprise monitoring strategy, automated discovery, business service
mapping and a Configuration Management Database (CMDB). He continues to support this client as an
on-demand Subject Matter Expert (SME).
Mr. Dunn received his undergraduate degree in Economics form University of San Francisco, and his MBA in
Finance from the University of California, Berkeley.