Fabio Scala
About Fabio Scala
Fabio Scala is a Lotus Domino Administrator with extensive experience in the field, currently working at f2informatica srl in Milan, Italy. He has held positions at var group and previously at gruppo scai, focusing on Lotus Notes administration for various clients including the European Space Agency.
Current Role at F2Informatica | Lotus Domino Administrator
Fabio Scala has been serving as a Lotus Domino Administrator at F2Informatica Srl since 2014. With a tenure of 10 years in this role, he is responsible for managing and maintaining Lotus Notes environments. His work involves ensuring system reliability and performance, as well as supporting users in their daily operations. F2Informatica is located in Milan, Lombardy, Italy, where Scala applies his expertise to enhance organizational efficiency.
Previous Experience at Gruppo Scai
Before joining F2Informatica, Fabio Scala worked at Gruppo Scai from 2008 to 2011 as a Lotus Notes Administrator. During this three-year period, he provided administrative support for the European Space Agency. His responsibilities included managing Lotus Notes applications and ensuring their optimal performance, contributing to the agency's IT infrastructure.
Professional Background in Lotus Domino Administration
Fabio Scala has extensive experience in Lotus Domino Administration, spanning over 13 years. His career began in 2008, and he has developed a strong skill set in managing Lotus Notes environments. His roles have involved system administration, user support, and performance optimization, which are critical for maintaining effective communication and collaboration tools within organizations.
Educational Background at Università degli Studi di Parma
Fabio Scala studied at Università degli Studi di Parma from 1994 to 1998, completing a four-year program. This educational foundation provided him with the necessary knowledge and skills to pursue a career in information technology and system administration, particularly in Lotus Domino and Lotus Notes environments.