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Michael Raftus
Mr. Raftus is President of GRafP Technologies. Mr. Raftus
holds a Bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering, and brings
with him over 22 years of systems engineering, project engineering
and process improvement experience. He is an SEI-authorized
instructor on process improvement, having accumulated over
10 years of experience in conducting assessments based on
the CMMI and CMM models and in helping organizations develop
action plans to jump-start their process improvement programs.
Mr. Raftus has participated in over 50 assessments in Canada,
in the U.S., in Europe and in South America, in private industry
and in the public sector, in establishments spanning government
ministries, commercial banks, financial services institutions,
information services departments, aerospace and transportation
companies, and defense agencies.
Louis A. Poulin
Mr. Poulin is Chief Technology Officer of GRafP Technologies
Inc. where he has been involved in assessing the capability
of software development organizations, and in developing risk
assessment methodologies and risk management applications.
He holds a Bachelor degree in Engineering Physics, a certificate
in Naval Engineering and a Master’s degree in Electrical
Engineering. He has over 25 years experience in the military,
industrial and public sectors where he held various management
positions. Over the past few years, Mr. Poulin has been involved
in risk modeling and probabilistic risk assessment in human-intensive
initiatives, where the use of traditional risk management
techniques is limited. Prior to his active involvement in
software engineering, Mr. Poulin served in the Canadian Navy
as a Combat Systems Engineering Officer. He is a member of
IEEE and a Fellow of the Engineering Institute of Canada.
Marjorie Raynor
Ms. Raynor is Secretary-Treasurer of GRafP Technologies and
holds a Bachelor degree in Mechanical Engineering. Ms. Raynor
has been involved in the R&D support, administration and
financial aspects of GRafP Technologies since the firm was
established. She worked in New York for several years in structural
and mechanical engineering in support of the U.S. Navy before
coming to Canada to work in software integration testing of
the Canadian Patrol Frigate Command and Control System. Ms.
Raynor is also an experienced technical writer and, in addition
to her current responsibilities, prepares technical science
reports which support the R&D tax credit claims of different
organizations.
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