Adcox.AI — Jonathan R. Adcox (Resume-ish)

Enterprise Applications — Automation & Integration 2016 — Present

Built resilient pipelines with Azure Logic Apps + Microsoft Graph; big drop in manual handoffs and 2am pages.
Orchestrated secure SFTP & REST flows (e.g., Concur → Multiview); produced auditable PowerShell logs with receipts.
Designed SharePoint/Graph automations; reduced content sprawl with idempotent cleanup (“only delete what the API returns”).
Delivered cost-aware dashboards with Power BI; normalized data from API results and RightFax exports.

Knowledge Management & Process Improvement (DoD / Enterprise) Prior

Mapped battle staff processes; codified swim lanes using Lean Six Sigma; shipped artifacts that people actually read.
SharePoint governance and site architecture (2010/2013/Online); content lifecycle automation and permissions sanity.
Supported planning environments (PD&A, COA, ICEWS, JIPOE) with structured data and repeatable documentation.

PowerShell Azure Logic Apps Microsoft Graph SharePoint 2010/2013/Online Power BI REST APIs SFTP

HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript (ES5/ES6) jQuery Node.js AngularJS

C# ASP.NET / WebForms Entity Framework SQL Server T-SQL

WordPress Joomla Drupal

CompTIA Security+ CE Lean Six Sigma Knowledge Management

RightFax Concur Multiview

Pagination-savvy cleanup, size math in MB, verbose logs, zero unnecessary casualties.

v17.6.4

Secure SFTP pipeline, Logic Apps orchestration, white paper the lawyers eventually loved.

This week

Built out Project Ask Tracker so “drive-by requests” get captured in SharePoint instead of haunting Outlook.
Pitched to Cloud Design Review Board on documenting the Application Domain — now apps stop hiding behind infra diagrams.
Pushed RightFax v17.6.4: pagination fixed, deletion confirmations added, MB math that FinOps can love.
RightFax late-night drama: chased down phantom 100-count deletes, DNS misdirection, and redirect gremlins until the logs stopped lying.
Polished Concur → Multiview integration with duplicate prevention + audit trail that made compliance grin (briefly).

Ongoing

PingCastle remediation: hammering AD vulnerabilities into compliance, one STIG box at a time.
Power BI dashboards: compliance donuts that make risk reports edible.
Jiminy Cricket mode at CDRB: pulling meetings back on track and calling out “not my job” hand-offs.
Writing runbooks with just enough wit so future-me chuckles instead of curses.

TL;DR: Automation got sharper, governance got louder, and RightFax kept me up past bedtime.

Jonathan R. Adcox