Michael P. O’Connor

Data and Information Architect

In his role as Data and Information Architect with OC Reilly, Mick brings a deep understanding of financial and supply chain analysis, enhanced further by a global perspective.

Mick provides financial and supply chain analysis of health care entities, contributes ideas and feedback on inventory management, advises on financial strategies, and develops pricing and revenue models for OC Reilly clients. A worldwide traveler, he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in both finance and international business from The Pennsylvania State University.

Mick has the ability to probe into extremely valuable components of opportunities previously not realized. He has a forensic approach that never fails to uncover significant results. He has a keen skill to translate data into opportunities that may not otherwise be found.

“Frontline staffing is often neglected in information systems implementation and integration,” said Mick. “I’ve found time and time again that this is where solutions are found.

Beyond being behind a monitor, I am passionate about adventure and exploration. I’ve traveled extensively worldwide and have completed several long-distance hikes.”

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