Raleigh, N.C.-based MJM Investigations, Inc., an international insurance investigations firm providing innovative investigative solutions to the insurance industry, has appointed John Halliday as vice president of technology.
Halliday has more than 26 years of experience in the information technology and telecommunications industries. He has an extensive background in technology, business leadership and international commerce from careers with Unisys, AT&T, Enterprise Architects LLC and System Development Corp.
While at System Development Corp., Halliday managed the Systems Support Department responsible for developing real time simulation systems and the first center-wide local area network for the NASA Langley Research Center. As a consultant and Information Services Principal for Unisys Europe Africa Limited, Halliday supported major airline customers in Europe, South America and Australia. As the director of business development for Enterprise Architects LLC, Halliday worked with customers including the State of Florida and the American Medical Association. All of AT&T Solution’s major client engagement successes, such as GM, IBM, Siemens, Sun, Honeywell and Acer, included briefings delivered by Halliday to senior client executives.
Halliday will drive the MJM IT department’s strategic initiatives as well as maintain responsibility for supporting the ongoing development of MJM’s CaseTrak technology. He will focus on expanding MJM’s position as the international leader in insurance investigations.
MJM Investigations Inc. provides investigative products and services to insurance carriers, self-insured corporations, and third party administrators.
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