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May 08, 2002
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Team Member of Month
Keeps Customers Satisfied

As contractor to the National Weather Service, Bruno Vercillo is on call virtually around the clock. His responsibility is to help ensure the efficient operation of AWIPS, the Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System that gives weather forecasters the ability to analyze data from many sources, rapidly develop weather forecasts and warnings, and almost instantly get information out to the public. Bruno's been filling this critical role for nearly nine years.

AWIPS' users -- National Weather Service forecasters, scientists, and systems analysts --depend on Bruno's exceptional technical, organizational, and people skills at 159 sites across the nation and within its territories. For dedicated application of these skills in support of public safety and America's economy, Bruno is being honored as NOAA's Team Member of the Month.

In his role as product support manager for AWIPS' prime contractor, Northrop Grumman Information Technology, Bruno is key to a special three-member team that assists AWIPS' users with "non-standard" often complex problems. Highly respected by site personnel, Bruno is frequently the one requested when more difficult problems surface. He is dedicated to customer satisfaction, and continually reaches out to address the needs and priorities of particular AWIPS sites.

Bruno prepares installation compact disks, proactively monitors the progress of simultaneous installations, trouble-shoots as necessary, tracks the exact baseline release at each field site, and, when problems come up, often identifies innovative solutions to keep operational capability high even as more permanent solutions are sought.

The challenge of keeping 159 very independent AWIPS sites within baseline control can be tough. Different field site developers may all be trying to invent different solutions to the same problem. But Bruno consistently offers solutions that keep AWIPS' architecture intact and AWIPS' users satisfied.

     


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