Artel CEO and leadership

Paul B. Domorski was named President and Chief Executive Officer of PAR Technology Corp. in April 2011. He also joined the Company’s Board of Directors as Chairman. Mr. Domorski brings significant leadership experience to PAR. Most recently, he was president, chief executive officer and a director of EMS Technologies, a publicly traded company recently acquired by Honeywell. EMS was named one of Forbes 200 “best small companies” during his tenure. Prior to joining EMS, he was vice president of Avaya Corporation’s $1.6 billion services operations business responsible for service and support operations worldwide. Previously, he served as president and chief executive officer during the restructuring of RSL Communications Ltd., an international provider of communications services. Mr. Domorski spent nearly 10 years internationally including as president of Syncordia, British Telecom’s rapidly growing global outsourcing and network integration business, and head of Unisys EMEA services business. He began his career at Unisys Corporation and its predecessor companies, Burroughs and Memorex, holding progressively more responsible executive and financial roles there. Mr. Domorski holds Master’s degrees in Organizational Dynamics from the University of Pennsylvania and Master’s and Bachelor degrees from The American University, where he was one of their youngest graduates ever. He is an alumnus of the Wharton Business School, having attended their advanced management program. He was a board member, on the executive committee, and served briefly as Vice Chairman of TechAmerica, which was formerly called The American Electronics Association and has written an article for the Harvard Business Review.

Xuyen Vuong is responsible for the creation and implementation of Artel’s technical vision and strategy. He leads the design of satellite links and networks that support various applications, utilizing multiple GHz of bandwidth over 60 FSS commercial satellites. A well-known and highly acclaimed member of the satellite communications industry, XT’s extensive work continues to deliver advancements via numerous studies and research, including the pioneering work on the effects of nonlinearity; the effects of rainfall and sun transit on satellite link performance; and in satellite payload technologies of MARS and ATPA Antenna. Xuyen Vuong was inducted into the Satellite Hall of Fame in 2015. XT joined Artel in 2000 from VT Tech Corp, where he led a consulting team serving numerous organizations, including NASA/Glenn Research Center on satellite technology and commercial LEO mission services to complement TDRSS; Hughes Network Systems on the design of network security and management of the Ka-band Spaceway satellite system; Motorola on traffic analysis of the Ka-band Teledesic system; and COMTECH Mobile Datacom on testing of CDMA modems on the NOAA/GOES satellite. During his 36-year tenure in the satellite industry, XT’s expertise spans systems engineering, analysis, design, and testing of satellite payloads, earth stations and communication networks. He has worked with, and for, some of the industry’s most prominent satellite manufacturers, operators, integrators, and R&D institutions.

John Amaral is a CTO at ARTEL.