Speakers

Warren Adelman

Breakfast Keynote: Customer Driven Innovation in a Socially Connected World

Warren is responsible for day-to-day operations, resource management, process improvement and corporate strategic planning for The Go Daddy Group, Inc. He oversees Information Technology, Information Security and Continuity Planning, Customer Care, Business Development, Human Resources and Policy Planning. Warren also heads up the Governance and Policy Committee, which is dedicated to oversight of Go Daddy's standards and practices. Warren joined Go Daddy after numerous senior positions in the technology market including CEO of NeoPlanet, a customer interaction software company where he established partnerships with Compaq, USA Networks, MTV, Universal Studios, New Line Cinema and others. Warren was also President of Strategic Relations at Network Associates (now McAfee) and Vice President of Business Development at Bigfoot, a leader in email communications and marketing automation technologies. Prior to entering the private sector, Warren served as an officer in the Israel Defense Forces. He also spent six years in international relations at the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C., where he served as Chief of Public Affairs. During this time, Warren was a member of the media and communications team for Israel's Delegation to Bilateral Peace Talks held in Washington, D.C. between 1991 and 1996. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and History from the University of Toronto. In his spare time, Warren enjoys using Twitter (@ASocialContract) and blogging (www.ASocialContract.com).

Gil Asakawa

Online Revenue via Advertising or Subscriptions

Gil Asakawa has worked online since 1996, managing content for AOL and a succession of startups and news media companies. He's currently Manager of Audience Development for MediaNews Group, the parent company of The Denver Post and San Jose Mercury News. He started his career as music editor of Denver's alternative newsweekly Westword (1980-1991), and was entertainment editor and art critic for the Colorado Springs Gazette from 1992-1996. He has written freelance articles for NY Rocker, Request, Creem, Pulse and Rolling Stone magazines, and authored Being Japanese American (Stone Bridge Press 2004) and co-authored The Toy Book (Knopf, 1991). He writes a blog, Nikkeiview.com, about pop culture from an Asian American perspective, he Twitters, and he's a member of every social site and service he hears about.

Daryl Bernstein

SaaS, Shaping the Future of Web Apps

Daryl Bernstein is an entrepreneurial thought leader, technology investor, and author. He is founder and CEO of RightSignature, a fast-growing software-as-a-service for signing documents online with handwritten signatures. With a rapidly-expanding user base of both small businesses and Fortune 500 enterprises, RightSignature enables parties to sign contracts, estimates, NDA's, and other business-critical documents in any browser or on the iPhone. Daryl was founder of Global Video, a market-leading educational media distributor and producer, which was acquired by School Speciality (Nasdaq: SCHS). He is an advisor to and investor in innovative software-as-a-service companies, including MindBody and YouMail. Daryl is the author of The Venture Adventure (Simon & Schuster) and is featured in Chicken Soup for the Entrepreneur's Soul (HCI). He was named a Global Leader for Tomorrow by the World Economic Forum and is an advocate for youth entrepreneurship programs. A sought-after speaker, Daryl has been featured in media around the world, including CNN, CBS, NPR, Radio 3 Hong Kong, The Wall Street Journal, The Los Angeles Times, El Mundo, and TechCrunch.

Marc Braunstein

CrowdSourcing's Impact on Surfers and Business

Marc Braunstein is CEO and Co-Founder (along with wife Claudia) of Belcaro Group, Inc., a 23 year old direct response company that has evolved from the largest paper based catalog of catalogs (ShopAtHome Catalogs Directory) to one of the largest free coupon sites on the web (ShopAtHome.com), at over 20 million visits a month. ShopAtHome.com features coupons for thousands of online stores, printable grocery coupons, printable restaurant coupons and free samples that are available to consumers. In his spare time, Marc enjoys the great Colorado outdoors, gardening and producing his own music. He holds a BA in Biochemistry from the University of Rochester, and an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

Reid Carr

How Do You Value Customer Engagement or Build A Social ROI?

Reid Carr is the President of Red Door Interactive, a premier strategic Internet Presence Management firm that manages clients’ online presence. Clients include Cricket Wireless, Rubio’s Fresh Mexican Grill, ESET, Overstock.com, Charlotte Russe and La Quinta Inns & Suites. Prior to founding the company in 2002, Carr was the Director of Interactive and Advertising for the San Diego-based Marketing agency, McQuerterGroup. In that role he was responsible for forming the iGroup, the interactive arm of the organization. Previous to this endeavor, Carr was in Los Angeles working for PBJ Digital and TBWA/Chiat/Day.

Ken Chan

Building Your Business on a Shoestring and Avoiding Losing Control

Kenneth Chan is currently the CEO of Tobi, an ecommerce startup developing the next generation online shopping experience. In 2005, Kenneth founded Next Internet, an Internet incubator, where he incubated, funded, and built 5 profitable Internet businesses. Prior to Next Internet, Kenneth was the founder and CEO of Connexus, a business he started from his apartment in 2002 and grew profitability to over $100M in revenue. During his career, Kenneth has founded 10 Internet business, raised $50M in funding, built a top 50 website (Everyone.net), created one of the largest email service providers, invented an effective form of Internet marketing, and was the CEO of 75 person company at age of 25. Kenneth started his career as an Engineer at Intel Corporation. Kenneth holds a B.S. in Computer Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and an M.S. in Management Science from Stanford University.

Dan Clarke

What Services Will Help E-Retail Freshen Up, Post Recession?

Dan Clarke, a veteran executive of numerous high-tech and e-commerce companies, has recently stepped into the role of Chairman & CEO of WinBuyer, Inc. Winbuyer, which is headquartered in Tel Aviv and has offices in Scottsdale, AZ and London, UK, is a company that enables online retailers to accelerate consumer purchasing behavior via Winbuyer's onsite comparative pricing application. Prior to his work at Winbuyer, Mr. Clarke was the CEO and Director of Vcommerce Corporation, maker of a multi-tenant, end-to-end e-commerce platform used by leading online retailers on a private-labeled basis. In less than five years, Mr. Clarke grew the end-user transaction volume on the Vcommerce platform from $50 million to more than $1 billion annually. Prior to joining Vcommerce, Mr. Clarke served as President, CEO and board member of Primarion, a semiconductor company that he founded in 1999. In addition, Mr. Clarke spent seven years at Intel, where he held several key positions including Business Unit General Manager and Marketing Director of the video components, mobile computing and graphics divisions. Mr. Clarke serves on the board of directors of three e-commerce companies. He attended Ohio Northern University and the University of Central Florida in the electrical engineering programs.

Stephen Cunningham

SaaS, Shaping the Future of Web Apps

Andrew Degenholtz

Online Revenue via Advertising or Subscriptions

Andrew Degenholtz founded eMagazines in 2009 after founding ValueMags in 1999. eMagazines.com is a marketplace where consumers can purchase and try the digital version of popular magazines and newspapers across all software platforms and publishers. eMagazines provides answers to questions about the ongoing shift from print to digital. Prior to founding eMagazines and ValueMags, Mr. Degenholtz worked for more than five years as director of distribution, audit compliance, and advertising sales for a national college magazine with 1,000,000 public place circulation. In 2006, Mr. Degenholtz was invited by the Audit Bureau of Circulations to join its Magazine Fulfillment and Agent Committee, on which he now serves. Mr. Degenholtz earned a master's degree in marketing from Northwestern University and a B.A. from Muhlenberg College.

Pete Dignan

The Business Value of User Experience (UX)

Pete Dignan founded ProtoTest in 1998 after 15 years in the information technology industry in a wide variety of roles. He believes the success of a business should be measured by the quality of its products and services, the happiness of its employees, and the sustainability of its actions in the community and the world at large. Pete serves on the board of the CSIA, and is a former board member of the Software Quality Association of Denver. He is a graduate of the University of Virginia, with a degree in Environmental Science.

Walker Fenton

How Do You Value Customer Engagement or Build A Social ROI?

Walker began his career in the Internet working as a strategic analyst for Netcom Online Communications, the first nationwide dial-up Internet Service Provider. He has since been involved with several start-ups including dbDoctor, Inc. and Xaffire, Inc, where he worked as a product manager. Walker received a BA in Economics from Colby College and has an MBA from Regis University. He has been a frequent speaker in industry events including recent appearances at The Radio-Television News Directors Association (RTDNA) Annual Conference in Las Vegas; Graphing Social Patterns Conference in San Diego; and the Digital Hollywood Conference in Santa Monica.

Steve Foster

The Dark Side of Digital: Theft and Security

Mr. Foster's 25 years of unique and diversified executive and operational leadership experience combines enterprise Governance, Risk & Compliance expertise, and expert knowledge regarding convergence of security and technology, as well as top level consulting and training in EEO/Internal Controls matters. Mr. Foster's expertise is rooted in developing integrated SaaS technology solutions in the Governance, Risk and Compliance space. Mr. Foster frequently lectures across the country on the topics related to risk management, ethics and corporate compliance, conducting ethical workplace investigations, fraud, workplace violence, and the convergence of technology and security.

Kun Gao

Online Revenue via Advertising or Subscriptions

Kun is a co-founder and currently the President and CEO for Crunchyroll.com, the largest Anime and Asian professional content site. He has over 5 years of experience in consumer-facing websites. He was previously Founder and CTO of Rising Concepts LLC, which created large viral websites including Frappr.com and Planzo.com. He joined Slide.com when Frappr.com was acquired by Slide, and helped with Frappr and widget efforts at Slide. He joined HOTorNOT for a stint driving viral facebook applications including top 10 apps Moods and HotLists before pursuing Crunchyroll fulltime. Kun graduated from U.C. Berkeley with honors B.S. in Electrical Engineer and Computer Science and B.A. in Applied Mathematics in 2004, and attended PhD doctorate in Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon focusing on Database research before founding Frappr and joining Slide.

Kevin Hale

Its All About Usability

Kevin Hale is the Co-founder of Infinity Box Inc, a Y Combinator seeded company. He is responsible for safe guarding and designing the user experience of their online HTML form builder, Wufoo. Kevin writes about interface design issues for the web development blog, Particletree and served as Editor-in-Chief of the web development magazine, Treehouse. As a child, Kevin was the kid in class who ate a box of crayons for a dollar.

Scott Heiferman

Breakfast Keynote: Enabling Community Online and Face to Face

Scott co-founded Meetup in 2002. Previously, he founded Fotolog (the leading photo blog service) and i-traffic (the first online ad agency). Scott was named MIT Technology Review's "Innovator of the Year" for 2004. He graduated from The University of Iowa, he is the Organizer of the NY Tech Meetup and has posted a daily photo on his Fotolog since early 2001.

Jeff Housenbold

Breakfast Keynote: Retail Recession? What Recession?

As Shutterfly’s President and CEO, Jeffrey Housenbold leads the Company’s strategic direction and growth. Jeffrey is a new-media visionary with a successful track record of building online consumer franchises by artfully combining commerce and community. His leadership and vision are the driving force behind Shutterfly’s industry leading transformation of how people interact with their memories. Jeffrey has assembled a talented executive team that oversees the rapid growth of Shutterfly’s global customer base, strategic partnerships, technology platforms and innovative products and services. In June 2006, Jeffrey received the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year® Award in the Retail and Consumer Products category for the Northern California region. Previously, Jeffrey was Vice President of Business Development & Internet Marketing at eBay, where he managed customer acquisition and retention. At eBay he also held positions as Vice President & General Manager of its Business-to-Consumer Group and Vice President of Mergers and Acquisitions. Formerly, Jeffrey held senior management positions with AltaVista, including Vice President & General Manager, and was the Chief Operating Officer of Raging Bull, the award-winning community finance portal. Jeffrey earned his MBA from Harvard Business School where he was a Dean’s Fellow. Jeffrey is the co-author of The Shutterfly Guide to Great Digital Photos, an instructional book published by McGraw-Hill on the essentials of digital photography and managing images. He is an avid photographer and spends his weekends capturing the special moments created by his wife and three sons with this Canon EOS 5D Mark II.

Marc Huffman

How will Cloud Computing Fundamentally Change Our World?

Marc Huffman brings to NetSuite (NYSE: N) more than 15 years of experience in technology sales and management in the U.S. and Canada. Since joining NetSuite in 2003, Mr. Huffman has been instrumental in establishing NetSuite’s Toronto and Denver offices and building a world-class global sales organization with substantial growth across all sales channels. In 2006, Mr. Huffman was named in Canadian Technology Top 25 Newsmakers. Prior to NetSuite, Mr. Huffman worked with Oracle (NASDAQ: ORCL) for eight years in sales and sales leadership both in the U.S. and Canada. Mr. Huffman holds a Bachelor of Business degree from California State University, Chico.

Frank Jacobsen

Intelligent Mapping is the Wave of the Future

Frank has been in the data processing industry for over twenty-six years including 22 years with First Data Corporation (FDC). In his time with FDC he served in various capacities including sales management, business development, product development, and general management. In late 2001, he joined First Horizon Merchant Services, Inc (FHMS) to head up a new Business Development Team to diversify their portfolio. During his 6 years with FHMS he acquired five companies and created two new Business Units. In late 2005, First Horizon Nation Corporation made a decision to sell FHMS, a wholly owned subsidiary. Frank was part of the five member Executive Group responsible for selling the subsidiary to NOVA Information Systems.

JR Johnson

Its All About Usability

J.R. Johnson is the CEO and founder of Lunch. Before starting Lunch, J.R. was the founder and CEO of VirtualTourist.com and OneTime. Under his leadership, VirtualTourist.com grew to a one million-plus member organization and has earned honors from Time magazine, Newsweek, and Travel Leisure, among others. The three-time entrepreneur sold VirtualTourist to Expedia in 2008. A graduate of the University of Southern California and S.M.U. Law School, J.R. is now considered a pioneer in the field of Internet information sharing and is a frequent speaker at industry conferences. After growing up in Westlake Village, California, J.R. returned to his birthplace, Manhattan Beach where he currently lives. He likes watching sports and rooting for his beloved USC Trojans.

Ross Kimbarovsky

CrowdSourcing's Impact on Surfers and Business

In 2007, Ross co-founded crowdSPRING, LLC, a technology start-up that is helping to transform the creative industries by providing a level playing field for talented designers worldwide, while also offering small and mid-size businesses around the world real choice for their graphic design needs. crowdSPRING has received many accolades in its short existence: WIRED Magazine's 2008 Small Business of the Year, Business.com best people solution, Illinois Technology Association's Newcomer of the Year in 2009, nominated for a 2009 Webby Award (as one of only five startups in the world) for the Community category, named an Official Honoree for the Services and Applications category in the 13th Annual Webby Awards, and a Stevie Award for Best Product/Service. Prior to founding crowdSPRING, Ross spent thirteen years as a successful trial attorney, most recently as Chair of the Intellectual Property group at a Chicago law firm. He has counseled and represented clients from around the world, including many startups and Fortune 100 companies in complex disputes involving a wide range of business and intellectual property issues. Passionate about technology and realizing that he couldn't wear shorts and sandals at work unless he started his own company, Ross decided to pursue his dream (and to change his wardrobe). Born in Kiev, Ukraine, Ross emigrated with his family to the U.S. in 1979.

Michael Kranitz

Online Revenue via Advertising or Subscriptions

Michael Kranitz is the principal architect of Kaango and its President and CEO. Kranitz was also the principal software developer and application creator for the RCUniverse.com community site which is owned and operated by Kaango. Prior to his involvement in RCUniverse and Kaango, Kranitz founded Denver-based DriveOff.com and sold it to an MSN/Ford joint venture in 2000 after building it to 77 employees and more than 3,500 member dealerships. Kranitz also served as Vice President of MSN Autos (f/k/a MSN CarPoint) at the time. Kranitz created the Kaango network from the ground up and established the company's industry relationships before selling an 80% share of the company to Kaango Ventures, LLC, a consortium owned by Hearst and MediaNews Group. Kranitz is a former litigator and corporate reorganization lawyer with 11 years of practice in three states. His clients have included GMAC, Midway Airlines, Bank One and Key Bank. In 1996 Kranitz released LeaseWizard® Lease and Loan Software for consumers and professionals. LeaseWizard has been recommended in major automotive magazines since then.

Stephanie Leffler

CrowdSourcing's Impact on Surfers and Business

Stephanie Leffler serves as CEO of Juggle, LLC. A graduate of Washington & Lee University, Leffler previously developed and led MonsterCommerce – an online store-building solution. Under Leffler, MonsterCommerce was named one of St. Louis’ best places to work by the St. Louis Business Journal in 2005, was awarded the SIIA Codie Award for best e-commerce software, and increased its sales by over 800% between 2002 and 2004. The St. Louis Business Journal also featured Stephanie as one of the “30 under 30” young entrepreneurs to watch. Stephanie successfully negotiated MonsterCommerce’s sale to Network Solutions in 2006. In late 2007, she and partner Ryan Noble left the company to begin a new start-up, Juggle.com.

Paul McGough

The Dark Side of Digital: Theft and Security

Paul is the inventor of Relevant Security’s patented Real Privacy Management (RPM) technology, which uses unique, modular arithmetic to continuously authenticate and secure data between all nodes on any network. With more than 25 years of experience, Paul has created, developed and published multiple authentication protocols and encryption stream ciphers, filing seven patents. He has started and obtained more than $2 million in funding for three different software companies – all focused on different aspects of network security and communications. In addition to being an inventor and entrepreneur, Paul has held executive positions with AOL, CSC and SAIC, and spent more than 10 years as a manager and software engineer on many highly classified government communication security projects.

Oren Michels

The Power of APIs

Oren Michels has a record of success in a variety of executive positions spanning multiple industries. Oren co-founded and managed WiFinder, an international provider of directory services for public access wi-fi hotspots. He has served as president for two companies: Colt HR, a leading provider of mid-market benefits administration software and services; and Winebid.com, a leading online wine auction service. He also served as president and CEO of The Groundlings, a Hollywood-based entertainment production company, and has held COO positions at manufacturing companies. Prior to joining Mashery, Oren worked as vice president of business development at Feedster, where he managed the company’s activities in China and negotiated partnerships with AOL, Real Networks, and Mitsui.

Micki Nelson

Is Your Receptionist More Powerful Than You in Your Company?

Micki Nelson’s 30-year career in engineering and information technology has spanned multiple industries including architectural, civil and structural engineering and analysis, construction supervision, aerospace engineering and information technology operations and management. Ms. Nelson is currently Vice President and Chief Information Officer for MWH, a worldwide environmental engineering and construction firm with $1.5 Billion in revenues yearly. MWH is headquartered in Broomfield, Colorado. Micki joined MWH in 2000 where she was originally tasked with managing the contract for an out-sourced IT department and later, reintegrating it back into the company. She currently leads a global team of 165 IT professionals located as close as Denver, and as far away as Pune, India. This team supports the IT infrastructure for the 200 MWH offices worldwide.

John Oechsle

How Does Innovation and Differentiation Play into the New World of M&A

John Oechsle joined IHS Group in July 2003 as Senior Vice President, CIO. He is responsible for both IHS Group worldwide IT services and systems, including Product Development & Technology, Internal Systems, and IHS Hosting Services. He brings to IHS Group experience in worldwide IT infrastructure standardization and business e-connectivity as well as expertise in strategic IT enabled business planning, large program/project management and technology business solutions. Prior to IHS Group, John worked as CIO, Vice President Information Management Worldwide, for Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics, a $1.5 billion Johnson & Johnson company, where he was responsible for all technology and e-business on a worldwide basis. Prior to Ortho, John established the Latin American business unit of Networking & Computing Services (NCS) for Johnson & Johnson and also served as the unit's Executive Director. John has also held executive positions as Senior Vice President, CTO for Land America Financial Group and Director and Global Information Management for Kellogg Company. John holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Rutgers University in Camden, NJ and is a graduate of the Tuck Executive Program at Dartmouth College's Amos Tuck School of Business in Hanover, NH.

Bob Ogdon

SaaS, Shaping the Future of Web Apps

Bob Ogdon is an executive technologies and business professional with more than 27 years of experience in the multimedia market. His background includes expertise in multimedia, telecommunications and computer-based high technology companies. Bob founded and served as CEO of four companies, the latest being SwiftPage Email, an email marketing company that has helped hundreds of for-profit and non-profit organizations create, send and track the performance of email campaigns. Most recently, SwiftPage Email became the first server-based email management system to be fully integrated into ACT!, the leading contact management system in the world. Prior to SwiftPage Email, Ogdon founded MSHOW.com, a leading web interactive broadcasting company. Prior to MSHOW.com, Ogdon founded Mammoth Micro Productions, a pioneer in CD-ROM multimedia tools, technology and publishing, and Action Graphics, a game design and software development company.

Robert Reich

User's Contributions Affect on Big Media

Robert Reich is a founder and creator of OneRiot's patent pending algorithm, which is the technology that makes OneRiot unique in the Real Time Space. He founded Add-On-Con, a conference focused on the development and marketing of Add-ons, founded and moderates the monthly Boulder Denver New Technology Meetup and co-hosts a monthly talk show called Entrepreneurs Unplugged. He actively speaks at different technology conference and currently sits on the entrepreneurial advisory board for CU, Boulder Digital Works and is a board member for OneRiot. Prior to founding OneRiot, Robert was the founder and CEO of Ecosystems, a software company focused on selling collaboration technologies to the global 2000.

Jim Reuter

Transmitting Personal Financial Data Over the Web and Cell Phones

Jim Reuter has served as President of FirstBank Data Corporation since 1999. FirstBank Data Corporation provides services such as check processing, call center, electronic banking, credit/debit card processing, and information technology for over 100 FirstBank locations in Colorado, California, and Arizona. FirstBank Data Corporation currently has over 500 employees, including 100 IT professionals. Jim was hired by FirstBank in 1987 as a management trainee. In 1988, he transferred to the Data Corporation where he served as manager of various retail and bank operations. In addition, Jim serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors for Cerebral Palsy of Colorado, is on various committees of the Colorado Banker’s Association, and is a member of the Federal Reserve Tenth District Operations Council.

Michael Robnett

The Power of APIs - How to Leverage them for New Revenue Channels

Michael is responsible for the service assurance and delivery of all FORTRUST Managed Services offerings which requires him to engineer best-in-class technical solutions including storage, backup monitoring and full end-to-end management of servers, applications, and security. He brings more than two decades of data center experience to FORTRUST along with numerous accreditations including Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL), Six Sigma Greenbelt, and Microsoft certifications.

Dave Schafer

User's Contributions Affect on Big Media

Dave Schafer is the co-founder of Examiner.com, a Denver-based media company recently named the fastest-growing news site by Nielsen Online. More than 18,000 contributors, known as Examiners, create content for the site in 25 topic channels and 109 markets in the U.S. Dave currently serves as Chief Operating Officer, participating in product strategy, new partnerships and daily operations. Dave was previously the General Manager of MapQuest and led the popular maps and directions website as it grew from 5 million to 50 million unique visitors. Before moving online Dave was a newspaper reporter and photographer in the Pacific Northwest.

Meyar Sheik

Meyar Sheik, CEO and Co-founder of Certona Corporation is a seasoned software industry executive with over 25 years of experience. Since 2000, Meyar has been a web analytics pioneer working with some of the largest sites on the Internet such as ESPN, Fox, Sony, Best Buy, Disney, CBS and many other leading retail brands, in the areas of web analytics, personalization and real-time content optimization. Since co-founding Certona in 2004, Meyar and the Certona team of predictive analytics experts have been focused on applying Certona's innovative, real-time behavioral targeting, optimization and adaptive personalization technologies to generate more revenue and higher conversion rates for online and multi-channel retailers.

Lisa Stone

User's Contributions Affect on Big Media

Stone is the CEO and co-founder of BlogHer, an online community for women. Begun as a labor of love in 2005 as a conference for women who blog, BlogHer is now the leading participatory news, information and entertainment network for women online, reaching more than 15 million women each month via annual conferences, a Web hub, and a publishing network of more than 2,700 blog affiliates. The former VP of Programming and Editor-in-Chief of Women.com, Stone has launched blog networks and interactive programming for Hearst, Rodale Magazines, Knight-Ridder Digital and Glam Media. She is the first internet journalist awarded a Nieman Fellowship by Harvard University.

Josh Swihart

Its All About Usability

Josh Swihart is the president and CEO of Aspenware Internet Solutions. Prior to Aspenware, Josh served as the vice president of global marketing for K2, a global practice manager for EMC, a practice principal for the Interlink Group, was a cofounder of 3t Systems and served on Microsoft's partner advisory council for collaboration and portals. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/swihart.

Steven Warshawsky

How will Cloud Computing Fundamentally Change Our World?

Mr. Warshawsky has over 25 years of technology-based professional services consulting and management experience. He has led multiple logistics and technology professional services projects in a wide variety of industries providing significant bottom-line value to the clients. As a thought leader, Mr. Warshawsky has been responsible for the development of Perficient's Cloud Computing Practice, guiding clients in the development of their strategic vision, and the creation of Perficient's Value Alignment offering.