David Corrigan is now a VP of Product Management at Camilion Solutions. David was the public face for MDM at IBM and the acquired entity DWL.
Ira Hall is now Acting Director of Global Revenue at Silicon Graphics. He joins from PWC where he served as a Director and Advisory Services Partner. Charlene Li is now a Thought Leader and Founder at Altimeter Group as of July 2008. She joins from Forrester Research where she was a VP and Principal Analyst; and co-author of Groundswell.Jeff McKee is now a Sr. Director, Microsoft OEM Division Product Management. He previously led various roles within the Microsoft Dynamics AX team including Director, Microsoft Dynamics ERP Industry Product Management.
Robert McNeill is the Founder at ThoughtBright. He joins from Service-now.com where he was the VP of Strategy and Marketing. Mark Szeleyny is now Director of Product Marketing at ON24. He joins from Jigsaw where he served similar roles in growing that start up. Eric Verniaut is now at Lawson as the company's Executive VP of Lawson Professional Services. He joins from T-Systems North America where he serve as the CEO and Chairman - Americas Regions. CORPORATE WHISPERS Got a scoop or something to share? Please post or send on to rwang0@gmail.com and we'll keep your anonymity.- Project Based Solutions - The word on the street is that there will be some more acquisitions in the project based solutions space. This market is going through consolidation and the acquisition of OpenAir by NetSuite was just the beginning.
- Heatlhcare Information Systems are all the buzz. The VC's I'm talking to hint that a big name like a McKesson, Cerner, Epic, or Medi-tech may make the move or be the target.
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Dude, great posting! thanks for the update.
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Ray,
I just found you blog – love the tree in the road picture.
I did 2+ years in healthcare at two small hospitals in the IT space.
One blog you may know about – http://histalk2.com/
It’s really plugged into the Healthcare IT world.
You mentioned – the big four – McKesson, EPIC, Meditech, Cerner – I
would add some of the PACS vendors as the lines between traditional
HCIS (big four) and the PACS systems are starting to blur.
So AGFA would be a candidate to watch.
I also note that two of the biggest players – Meditech and EPIC – both
privately owned.
Fun times.
Thanks,
Rob
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