Peter Schwarzberg
Director Of Business Development at Teledyne Geospatial- Claim this Profile
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Danish Native or bilingual proficiency
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English Full professional proficiency
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Swedish Limited working proficiency
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Norwegian Limited working proficiency
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Dutch Elementary proficiency
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Mark Pronk
Peter is a very professional project manager with an enormous international track-record. He is capable to analyze and outline clients complex and large workflow processes. I experienced him as a professional person who can finalize and can lead even the largest marine software infrastructural projects to a success. He has an extensive expertise in the marine geospatial domain. Overall a great asset to anyone's team and always a pleasure to work with!
Matt Littlewood
EDS (now HP) sub-contracted a significant part of a major UK public-sector software delivery contract to Caris in 2005 - Peter was and is (to date in October 2009) my technical counterpart in Caris. His knowledge of international hydrography products and standards is extensive; he is very personable, very confident in discussions with end-users (including delivery of training courses), fluent in (at least, to my knowledge) three languages - in short a great asset to his company, and to any project requiring knowledge of hydrographic data-processing software.
Mark Pronk
Peter is a very professional project manager with an enormous international track-record. He is capable to analyze and outline clients complex and large workflow processes. I experienced him as a professional person who can finalize and can lead even the largest marine software infrastructural projects to a success. He has an extensive expertise in the marine geospatial domain. Overall a great asset to anyone's team and always a pleasure to work with!
Matt Littlewood
EDS (now HP) sub-contracted a significant part of a major UK public-sector software delivery contract to Caris in 2005 - Peter was and is (to date in October 2009) my technical counterpart in Caris. His knowledge of international hydrography products and standards is extensive; he is very personable, very confident in discussions with end-users (including delivery of training courses), fluent in (at least, to my knowledge) three languages - in short a great asset to his company, and to any project requiring knowledge of hydrographic data-processing software.
Mark Pronk
Peter is a very professional project manager with an enormous international track-record. He is capable to analyze and outline clients complex and large workflow processes. I experienced him as a professional person who can finalize and can lead even the largest marine software infrastructural projects to a success. He has an extensive expertise in the marine geospatial domain. Overall a great asset to anyone's team and always a pleasure to work with!
Matt Littlewood
EDS (now HP) sub-contracted a significant part of a major UK public-sector software delivery contract to Caris in 2005 - Peter was and is (to date in October 2009) my technical counterpart in Caris. His knowledge of international hydrography products and standards is extensive; he is very personable, very confident in discussions with end-users (including delivery of training courses), fluent in (at least, to my knowledge) three languages - in short a great asset to his company, and to any project requiring knowledge of hydrographic data-processing software.
Mark Pronk
Peter is a very professional project manager with an enormous international track-record. He is capable to analyze and outline clients complex and large workflow processes. I experienced him as a professional person who can finalize and can lead even the largest marine software infrastructural projects to a success. He has an extensive expertise in the marine geospatial domain. Overall a great asset to anyone's team and always a pleasure to work with!
Matt Littlewood
EDS (now HP) sub-contracted a significant part of a major UK public-sector software delivery contract to Caris in 2005 - Peter was and is (to date in October 2009) my technical counterpart in Caris. His knowledge of international hydrography products and standards is extensive; he is very personable, very confident in discussions with end-users (including delivery of training courses), fluent in (at least, to my knowledge) three languages - in short a great asset to his company, and to any project requiring knowledge of hydrographic data-processing software.
Experience
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Teledyne Geospatial
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Canada
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Software Development
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1 - 100 Employee
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Director Of Business Development
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Feb 2022 - Present
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Managing Director, Teledyne CARIS EMEA
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Apr 2019 - Present
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Sales Manager EMEA
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Sep 2015 - Apr 2019
With a great team promotes and successfully deploys the world’s leading hydrographic software solution.
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Marine Solutions Manager, CARIS EMEA
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Apr 1997 - Apr 2019
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Marine Solutions Manager
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Apr 2005 - Aug 2015
Project management, implementation/delivery strategies, future business, internal/external consultant (for larger production set-up/projects).
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Marine Products Coordinator
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Apr 2002 - Mar 2005
Coordination of CARIS marine products. Internal consultant for application development. External consultant for hydrographic database and production set-up for larger projects.
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Representative at IHO TSMAD working group
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Apr 1997 - Mar 2005
Representing CARIS at the IHO Transfer Standard Maintenance and Application Development Working group for development of set of new generation standards for hydrographic data. This was previously known as S-57 Edition 4 and later renamed to IHO standards S-100 and S-101.
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Product Manager (acting)
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Apr 2000 - Mar 2002
Initialising the application specifications and development of CARIS HPD (Hydrographic Production Database).CARIS HPD suite of products introduced new industry advantages efficiency in maintaining source data and the production of multiple marine products from a single database.The solution is implemented at organizations worldwide.
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GIS Specialist, Hydrography
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Apr 1997 - Mar 2000
Worldwide hydrographic and cartographic CARIS training. European support and demonstrations. Mostly for national hydrographic offices; including involvement in several projects for complete survey and chart production systems.Performing verification of ENC data for Hydrographic Offices.
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Senior Cartographer
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Apr 1992 - Mar 1997
Management of team for conversion of analogue legacy data to digital formats.Analysed, defined, prepared/planned and managed the migration of the organization's chart production system from analogue to digital production. Including requirement specification, workflow and processes, system implementation execution, migration of data and staff (e.g. education).
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National representative at IHO working groups
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Jan 1990 - Mar 1997
Representing Denmark at standardization working groups for development the digital transfer standard for hydrographic data, International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) Standard S-57.Actively participated in the development from the release of the first edition of standard to the release of S-57 edition 3.1, still the (only) international approved standard for ENCs (Electronic Nautical Charts) according to SOLAS regulations in accordance to the UN International Maritime organization.Work done in corporation with other international standardization groups seeking harmonization and interoperability of standards and data. Show less
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Cartographer
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Jan 1989 - Mar 1992
Investigation and implementation of software and hardware for digital chart production systems.
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Cartographer
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Sep 1988 - Dec 1989
Production of official nautical charts and publications as required by International Maritime Organization (IMO) SOLAR regulations in accordance to national and international standards. Including the standard defined by the International Hydrographic Organization. Production of official nautical charts and publications as required by International Maritime Organization (IMO) SOLAR regulations in accordance to national and international standards. Including the standard defined by the International Hydrographic Organization.
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