Mario Kazuo
About Mario Kazuo
Mario Kazuo serves as the Technical Operations Manager for Latin America at Thomson Reuters, a position he has held since 1998. He plays a crucial role in managing network communications cost control and vendor relationships while overseeing incident management and participating in global projects.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Mario Kazuo has been employed at Thomson Reuters since 1998, currently holding the position of Technical Operations Manager for the Latin American region. In this role, he oversees various technical operations and plays a crucial part in managing network communications cost control. His responsibilities include ensuring the cost-effective management of network resources and maintaining operational stability through effective incident management.
Previous Experience at Thomson Reuters
Before his current role, Mario Kazuo worked as a Project Manager at Thomson Reuters from 1988 to 1997. During this nine-year tenure, he gained valuable experience in project management, which laid the foundation for his later responsibilities in technical operations.
Education and Expertise
Mario Kazuo studied Information Technology at Faculdade UniRadial, where he achieved a Superior degree. He also attended Faculdade de Engenharia Nuno Lisboa for Electronic Engineering, although he did not complete the program. Additionally, he studied Economic Science at Faculdade de Economia Sao Luiz, also leaving this program incomplete. His educational background supports his expertise in technical operations and project management.
Vendor and Carrier Management
In his role at Thomson Reuters, Mario Kazuo manages relationships with several major vendors and carriers, including BT-Radianz, Savvis, Telefonica, Telmex, GTD, Telecom, Comsat, Infonet, IBM, HP, Cisco, Eaton, and Liebert. This aspect of his job is essential for ensuring that the company maintains effective communication and operational efficiency within the Latin American region.
Involvement in Global Projects
Mario Kazuo participates as the senior representative for Latin America in various global projects. His involvement includes significant initiatives such as the deployment of satellite distribution and the migration of Latin America Exchange feeds to the global SAVVIS network. These projects highlight his role in enhancing operational capabilities across regions.