The Communication Studio LLC

Welcome to my site.
My name is John Vaughan

This is The Communication Studio.

Seasoned Senior Interactive Architect and Lead of User Experience Design, usability, and documentation teams at Fortune 500 companies. Very strong financial. Point man and the competitive edge for transformation of legacy software and interactive services. Extensive background in all aspects of multimedia development and high level integration. Creative and insightful, with excellent analytical and communication skills. Experienced and technically astute. Able to integrate, articulate and motivate across disciplines.

With more than 25 years experience crafting the customer experience of interactive systems, I offer a unique combination of business understanding, technical acumen, creative talent and strategic insight. Adaptable, innovative and insightful, I "hit the ground running" and excel in a challenging environment.

CP Cohen Art & Design (Oct - Nov 2008)
Brochureware site for print-oriented design shop.

[ Major Automotive Retailer ] (Sep 2008)
Usability assessment & recommendations for a
"point of sale" touchscreen presentation system.

Sealed Air (Jul - Aug 2008)
Functional assessment & design recommendations
for an international corporate portal.

SMALL PUBLIC WEBSITES

MID-RANGE MARKETING-ORIENTED SITES

COMPLEX WORKFLOW APPLICATIONS

HUGE PORTALS





November 1, 2008 - Peter Bodtke began his VistA Tour, traveling throughout Central America on a motorcycle in order to promote the awareness of the WorldVistA health care information system.

Amiga-bike

The goals:

Meet with key stakeholders in each country
Demo what VistA can do
Advocate for the infrastructure benefits of VistA

Phase #2 of World VistA Tour, promoting VistA awareness in South America, is slated for 2009 ...

More about the VistA Tour


Peter Bodtke

Peter Bodtke is a colleague I met at a project at Ernst & Young back in 2001. We bumped chests at first (two IA's from different internal groups), then hit it off - and have remained friends ever since. A few years back Peter turned me on to his work with WorldVistA.

Given the obvious need for decent healthcare infrastructure, this is important stuff. Thinking Globally, Acting Locally...

 

We Salute You: WorldVistA

WorldVistA's mission is to improve healthcare worldwide by making medical information technology better and universally affordable.

Any doctor, nurse, or other healthcare provider caring for a patient anywhere in the world should have access to all relevant medical information about that patient and software support to help provide the best care possible. WorldVistA works to make that happen with a powerful, open-source, free medical software system called VistA (Veterans Health Information Systems and Technology Architecture).

The VistA health care information system manages the health records of almost 10 million veterans and Native Americans at nearly 2000 facilities throughout the US. VistA technology currently supports the delivery of healthcare to more patients than any other system in the world.

As VistA was developed with taxpayer dollars, its licensing cost to users is ZERO, i.e. the system can be deployed without incurring expensive licensing fees.