Craig MacFarlane

Craig MacFarlane is the chief technology officer and co-founder of Transitional Data Services, established in 2002. His company biography describes a career spanning complex technology projects, interactive media, hosting, and networks. That background places his work at the intersection of software and organizational change.

The company identifies his role in developing TransitionManager, software for preparing, coordinating, and managing technology change. Its public product materials focus on understanding dependencies and orchestrating work across migrations, modernization, and recovery scenarios.

For an enterprise team, the practical use is coordination: knowing what depends on what, sequencing tasks, and making a shared plan visible to the people carrying it out. The company’s product documentation and demonstrations provide the appropriate entry point for assessing whether it fits a particular environment.

Radar follows MacFarlane for that operational perspective. As automation becomes more capable, the surrounding dependencies, responsibilities, and change process still matter. His public biography establishes the company and product connection; it does not by itself establish a particular artificial-intelligence feature or its performance.