

Long Island Science was founded in 2006 by Peggy Sutherland. Peggy's vision for improving the use of technology is to build control processes and meet quality objectives by managing data, clarifying roles, and reducing redundancies. The efficient use of technology and process should eliminate human error traps that prevent people from performing the best they can. Understand your data. Know what you are doing and why. These principles apply to management control systems as well as function-specific information systems.
Prior to founding Long Island Science, she managed process improvements and technical projects for more than 20 years at the American Institute of Physics, The American Physical Society, and Brookhaven National Laboratory. Peggy built her experience working up through the ranks, taking on all possible IT project roles.
The Department of Energy's (DOE) Office of Science, DOE Office of Environmental Management,and Brookhaven National Laboratory are among Long Island Science clients.
Peggy has completed studies in biology and advanced studies in business management, concentrating in management information systems, and has a B.Sc. and a MBA from Long Island University.