Brian Bosley
About Brian Bosley
Brian Bosley is a Kronos Product Architect at Asurion with extensive experience in consulting and information services.
Kronos Product Architect at Asurion
Brian Bosley is currently working as a Kronos Product Architect at Asurion, based in the Greater Nashville Area, TN. He started this role in 2011. In this position, he is responsible for leading the development and configuration of the Kronos system for the Philippine business unit. He has also served as a liaison for the development of the Care Attendance module within the Kronos system and played a key role in interdisciplinary coordination involving desktop, networking, and Citrix to support new application version access.
Previous Employment History
Prior to his current role at Asurion, Brian Bosley worked at various organizations in the field of information technology and consulting. He was contracted to CSC in 2011 for 7 months through The Computer Merchant, where he was also contracted to Raytheon IDS in the same year and duration. At Raytheon IDS, he provided Kronos Support. From 2007 to 2009, he served as a Consultant for both Cook Children's Health Care System and The Harding Group. In 2005, he worked as a Consultant - Network at Texas Health Resources for 11 months. Additionally, he worked as a Consultant at CTG Healthcare Solutions from 2002 to 2007, and as Director of Information Services at Columbia/HCA from 1995 to 1998.
Educational Background
Brian Bosley studied Computer Science and earned a Diploma from Technical in 1995. His educational background laid a strong foundation for his career in information technology and consulting, enabling him to take on complex roles in various organizations.
Chronos System Contributions
During his tenure at Asurion, Brian Bosley led several significant initiatives within the Kronos system. He developed training materials for upgrading to Kronos Workforce Central 6.2, focusing on version comparison and contrast. Bosley also implemented Virtual Time Clock policies and controls to enhance time management systems, created an access profile matrix to support Appropriate Access guidelines, and developed WIM interfaces to facilitate data sharing between applications.