Tim Galginaitis is an information technology consultant with five years of experience helping federal clients achieve business value through Lean Six Sigma process improvement, project and portfolio management, and change management. Mr. Galginaitis has performed process analysis and benchmarking, risk identification and management, quality assurance, and process re-engineering. As a current Navy Reserve Intelligence Officer, Mr. Galginaitis brings a unique blend of professional and military experience to the Gartner team. This experience yields unique insight into the operational challenges facing modern federal or military organizations, and allows him to formulate solutions with the end user in mind. Mr. Galginaitis joined Gartner in 2014 and resides in Alexandria, Virginia.
Prior to joining Gartner, Mr. Galginaitis managed a $300,000-per-year revenue project, supporting a U.S. Navy shipbuilding program office for project and portfolio management. He mapped clients' change management procedure and suggested improvements to enhance process performance. He created one stand-alone Access database that reduced change processing time by 50%. He also created another stand-alone Access database that reduced travel request processing time by 75% and enabled rapid (five-minute) expenditure reporting to SES-level management.
Mr. Galginaitis managed a $900,000-per-year project supporting a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) administration client for radar modernization and change management. He led the project team in maintaining and improving client's change management database in response to emerging technical guidance.
Mr. Galginaitis supported a U.S. Navy shipbuilding client to map the architecture of all information systems aboard the Arleigh Burke (DDG 51)-class destroyer. He developed Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF) artifacts on a project team supporting the writing of the ship class' Information Support Plan (ISP) and Program Protection Plan (PPP). The project team's efforts resulted in a cost avoidance of $250,000 for the client.
BAE Systems, Manager - Project 1, 5 years
United States Navy Reserve, Intelligence Officer, 6 years
Gulfmark Americas, Chief Engineer, 1 years
Bachelor of Science (Cum Laude) in Marine Engineering Systems, with minors in Nuclear Engineering and Leadership & Ethics, from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (Kings Point, New York)
Master of Business Administration, with a concentration in Accountancy, from the George Washington University (Washington, D.C.)