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1. 1. www.fastcompany.com

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   Published on: 3/3/2007   Last Visited: 3/3/2007

   Dr. Mark Temple-Raston is one of those people. Despite his title as senior architect, Temple-Raston doesn't build houses or office parks. Instead, he designs software. The Ph.D. from the University of Cambridge, England, has one of the most respected jobs at MphasiS BFL Ltd., which has offices in New York City and Bangalore, India. Temple-Raston helps identify problems faced by the company's clients -- mostly financial services firms -- assembles teams, and develops software solutions. Team members in MphasiS's Indian office -- as well as other locations around the world -- then write the programs and deliver them to clients.
   
   Before joining MphasiS four years ago, Temple-Raston was based in Los Angeles as the lead engineer of Hughes Information Technology. "I wanted to move to the East Coast, where my wife's family is," Temple-Raston says. He got to know Jeroen Tas, MphasiS's vice chairman, because their children went to the same school. Temple-Raston wanted to relocate. MphasiS was looking for senior IT people.

2. 2. www.fastcompany.com

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   Published on: 3/3/2007   Last Visited: 3/3/2007

   "It's a matter of being very, very clear," says Dr. Mark Temple-Raston, senior architect of MphasiS.

3. 3. MphasiS | About Us | Architects Biodata

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   Published on: 5/29/2004   Last Visited: 5/29/2004

   Dr. Mark Temple-Raston
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   Mark Temple-Raston, Ph.D (Cambridge)
   
   Mark is a Senior Architect at MphasiS with 20 years of software design experience. He is the lead domain architect for Retail and Logistics and responsible for architectures and implementations at FedEx, Pfizer, Lan Chile, KLM Cargo, and Singapore Airlines. In addition, Mark has produced architectural designs for ABN Amro and Charles Schwab.
   
   Prior to joining MphasiS-BFL, Mark was a lead architect for North Comm. Mark researched and developed software and hardware product directions for multi-media Inter/Intranet networked banking kiosks. In this capacity Mark initiated, designed, and developed dozens of technical enhancements and innovations to the original product (e.g., SNMP monitoring, robust mail service, video-conferencing, more sophisticated uses of databases and directories, XML/XFDL/IFX form generation with back office integration, and cryptography).
   
   Prior to North Comm, Mark was a Senior Software Engineer at Hughes Information Technology, and a professor of Mathematics and Physics at Institute of Mathematics, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, and the Mathematical Institute at Oxford University.
   
   Mark holds a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics from Cambridge University, UK