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By James Nicholson
Software is everywhere,” stated Dr. William Peck, RCGA Board Member
and Director of the Center for Health Policy at Washington University,
and “by extension we could also say that IT is everywhere and that
it is enabling revolutionary changes in the way we organize corporations
and work; where and how we design, build, and deliver products and
services; how we conduct our research; and how we communicate with
each other.”
That simple theory underscores a major fact impacting the economic
future of the St. Louis region. A report by the Battelle Technology
Partnership commissioned by the RCGA observes, “the difference between
vibrant, robust economies and staggering ones often comes down to
the presence of technology drivers.”
The Battelle report points out that, during the past decade, one
of the fastest growing industry sectors was computer services (growing
by more than 130 percent and adding nearly 10,000 jobs). It elaborates
that the region is also home to many leading IT-using anchor industries
such as Monsanto, Anheuser-Busch and Enterprise Rent-A-Car, and
that a key area of specialization has been the presence of a major
communications services industry.
The report differentiates between the IT-Using Sector, such as Monsanto,
MasterCard, A.G. Edwards and Boeing and the IT-Knowledge Generating
Sector, such as Washington University, Saint Louis University, University
of Missouri-St. Louis and Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
and offers both as indicators of the area’s IT strengths. In contrast,
it sites a conservative approach to IT deployment, the lack of a
fully developed entrepreneurial culture and both the lack of a national
IT image, as well as the fact that the State of Missouri has not
been a major source of funding for technology development, as major
weaknesses.
To develop St. Louis’ talent and capacities in IT, the report suggested
strengthening the individual components and linkages across the
region’s IT innovative chain, particularly with research drivers,
key anchors for advanced IT applications, an entrepreneurial culture
and business climate and a workforce developed and attracted by
all the other elements. Critical actions it viewed as building blocks
for long-term success included creating an IT collaborative for
advancing technological partnerships, increasing outreach to the
business community on IT-related issues, creating an IT Ventures
Development initiative and an IT Business-Educational Alliance and
supporting the formation of more locally based IT- specific venture
funds.
The report also prompted the St. Louis IT Summit co-sponsored by
the RCGA and Washington University last year. After the summit was
opened with welcoming remarks by RCGA and Washington University
leaders, David Moschella, the Global Research Director of the Computer
Sciences Corporation presented the Keynote Address, “Trends and
Directions for Information Technology.” Moschella, a member of the
Merrill Lynch Technology Advisory Board, specializes in helping
CIOs understand the intersection of business and technology.
The stated objective of the Summit was to help shape and refine
the parameters of a regional IT strategy linking IT producers, users
and knowledge generators in ways “that will accelerate their capacity
to innovate and compete globally” and to create jobs locally. The
Summit led to a consensus in favor of the establishment of an IT
Coalition as “the best vehicle to drive a regional IT strategy”.
The model of such a coalition, of course, is the highly successful
Coalition for Plant and Life Sciences established by the RCGA and
Civic Progress in 2000 to position the region’s BioBelt as a global
leader in Plant and Biomedical Science industries.
A panel discussion, moderated by Ed Glotzbach, the president of
TPI Inc., and featuring Jim Burdiss, CIO of Smurfit-Stone, Pat Galvin,
vice president customer care and billing retail services for AT&T,
Robert Lozano, Chief Strategist for Appistry Inc., Dr. Catalin Roman,
Professor and Chairman of Computer Science and Engineering, Washington
University and Mark Showers, CIO of Monsanto addressed four immediate
goals:
1) Ensuring
a high quality IT workforce in the region
2) Creating a supportive entrepreneurial environment for new
IT venture development
3) Strengthening the region’s capacities for the development
and application of information technologies
4) Creating a positive, dynamic business climate and image
for IT in
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Afterwards, attendees brainstormed in group discussions. The ideas
and recommendations resulting from the discussions provided instant
proof to Dr. Peck’s “software is everywhere” opening statement
and enhanced understanding of the potential of the 43,000 people
in the region employed in IT careers and the hundreds of thousands
of other jobs dependent upon how well local organizations apply
and integrate information technology to innovate and compete.
The new attention focused on the IT cluster in St. Louis is a
key complement to the region’s current emergence as the nation’s
leading center in plant and life sciences.
Key Players in Growing St. Louis IT Sector
Information and communication technology is an emerging industry
cluster in the region built on a foundation of strong assets and
people. The list below is just a sampling of diverse IT players
in the region, based on an informal polling of IT leaders.
Name:
Adams, James
Title: IT Director of Infrastructure
Company: Smurfit-Stone Container Corp.
Comments: Recognized for his leadership in guiding the company’s
technical framework, encompassing the ability to move, store and
share data. His group is responsible for identifying and introducing
new technologies that will enable the company to remain competitive
in the future.
Name: Arshadi,
Nasser
Title: Vice Provost for Research
Company: UMSL
Comments: Utilized his expertise in research and technology
to facilitate the creation of an IT incubator/high performance computing
center that will house startup companies on the UMSL campus.
Name: Bingham,
Thomas
Title: Professor, Electrical Engineering
Company: St. Louis Community College-Florissant Valley
Comments: Initiated a telecommunications program to train SBC
employees in basic electronics and TKT (technical knowledge test);
some 1,000 employees have completed the program.
Name: Blomker,
Joe
Title: President
Company: Maryville Technologies
Comments: Maryville delivers integrated IT Service Provisioning
and IT Service Management solutions. Maryville helps businesses
optimize IT service levels, ensuring the performance and reliability
of critical business applications, at the lowest operational cost.
Name: Brasunas,
Jim
Title: President
Company: TEC
Comments: Has built TEC into a center for start up IT companies,
forging important links between TEC and local universities, governmental
entities and community leaders.
Name: Burdiss,
James
Title: Senior Vice President & CIO
Company: Smurfit-Stone Container Corp.
Comments: Responsible for developing the corporation’s technology
strategy in support of the business strategy and managing the company’s
technology infrastructure, developing e-business solutions, and
integrating the various hardware and software systems for approximately
300 locations. In 2005, Burdiss co-authored a book titled, “Leading
Technical Teams.”
Name: Byrne,
Robert
Title: CIO
Company: Anheuser-Busch Companies
Comments: “At Anheuser-Busch, the mission of information technology
is to help the company grow the business, reduce cost and deliver
excellent service with standardized solutions.” -Midwest Technology
Journal
Name: Canfield,
Bill
Title: CEO
Company: TALX
Comments: Business applications services company entrepreneur
and community leader.
Name: Christoffel,
Greg
Title: Attorney
Company: Green, Jacobson and Butsch
Comments: Member of the board of directors of the TEC, a St.
Louis-based incubator of high tech startup companies. And serves
as legal counsel and business development advisor, as well as mentor
to a broad range of clients, including entrepreneurial startup companies.
Name: Chui,
Charles
Title: Curators’ Professor of Mathematics & Computer Science
Company: UMSL
Comments: An inventor with more than 30 U.S. patents and a nationally
recognized scholar. Chui has worked with many companies, including
Boeing, Sony, Canon, Hewlett- Packard and General Motors, and his
valuable experience in the founding of companies in the Silicon
Valley are being utilized in the creation of a St. Louis- area IT
incubator envisioned by UMSL Chancellor Thomas George.
Name: Cox,
Jerry
Title: Senior Professor of Computer Science Applied Research
Laboratory
Company: Washington University
Comments: The integrating theme of his research has been applications
of advanced technology to practical biomedical problems. Bringing
computer technology to the most information rich profession, medicine,
has been a career goal.
Name: Daugherty,
Ron
Title: President & CEO
Company: Daugherty Systems
Comments: Under his leadership, Daugherty Business Solutions
division has become a leading provider of solutions in the area
of business intelligence, management consulting, SAP implementations,
sales force effectiveness and new technology custom application
development for major corporations.
Name: Elliott,
Susan
Title: Chairman & Co-CEO
Company: SSE
Comments: Under her leadership, SSE is recognized globally for
its work in the fields of application development, business intelligence,
portals, eLearning, and network infrastructure.
Name: Escue,
Dick
Title: Vice President & CIO
Company: Sisters of Mercy Health System
Comments: Transforming patient care delivery and business processes
through advanced information systems to support fundamental change.
Name: Farrow,
David
Title: IT Director, Business Operations
Company: Smurfit-Stone Container Corp.
Comments: Directs a wide range of information technology service
groups, including the ITD Program Management Office (PMO); IT procurement;
the IT Asset Management group; Smurfit-Stone’s Customer Advocate
Office; and the ITD controller’s office, which oversees the department’s
finances.
Name: Fehd,
Keith
Title: IT Director of Business Applications
Company: Smurfit-Stone Container Corp.
Comments: Directs the support, maintenance, and delivery of
information technology systems that enable daily business processes
including: financial, human resource/payroll, order management,
and shop floor and inventory systems.
Name: Foster,
Stephen
Title: CIO
Company: IMAT (I Mobile Access Technology)
Comments: Lead his company to a prize in Washington University’s
Olin Cup Competition last year, and has already raised equity to
get IMAT off to a fast start. They provide visual captioning services
for radio and other public forums for the deaf and hard of hearing
community.
Name: Freeman,
Mary
Title: Senior Director, Central Region Enterprise Licensing
& Annuity Business
Company: Microsoft
Comments: Directly manages a team of licensing professionals
and works closely with district, industry and headquarters leaders
to bring value to Microsoft clients, partners, and shareholders
through effective licensing agreements.
Name: Galvin,
Pat
Title: Vice President, Customer Care & Billing Retail Solutions
Company: AT&T
Comments: Leads the enterprise-wide development of AT&T’s Customer
Care and Billing Retail Suite of applications and provides support
of multiple mission critical functions including Customer Care Desktop,
Interactive Voice Response, ordering, billing, and sales and marketing.
Name: George,
Thomas
Title: Chancellor & Prof. of Chemistry & Physics
Company: UMSL
Comments: Inspirational leader in the creation of an IT economic
corridor in north St. Louis County. He has played a vital role in
the relocation of the Express Scripts Inc. headquarters to the UMSL
campus, as well as in the creation of an IT incubator.
Name: Glotzbach,
Ed
Title: President & Managing Partner
Company: TPI
Comments: Has the ability to bring business needs and technology
together for significant impact on the business and human aspects
of IT.
Name: Guller,
Robert
Title: Managing Member
Company: Bandwidth Exchange Buildings
Comments: Developed the Technology Entrepreneur Center (TEC),
an incubator that brings together resources to help researchers
commercialize important new technologies, and provides mentoring
and office facilities to startup companies.
Name: Haar,
Kevin
Title: CEO
Company: Appistry Inc.
Comments: Developing promising new technology to reduce cost
and improve reliability of computing via networks of low cost commodities.
Name: Hassell,
Steve
Title: Vice President & CIO
Company: Emerson
Comments: New to the St. Louis scene, only two years as Emerson
CIO, Hassell is trans- forming Emerson’s IT from a very disconnected
architecture of 68 different divisions to a centralized, shared
services architecture.
Name: Haydon,
Rick
Title: Professor of Music and Head of Guitar Program
Company: SIUE
Comments: Nationally recognized jazz recording artist, but he
is also knowledgeable in state- of-the-art digital recording technology.
Designed and installed a “Digidesign Pro Tools” studio for the SIUE
Department of Music.
Name: Hoffman,
Gil
Title: Corporate Senior Vice President & CIO
Company: Maritz
Comments: He is not only a great technologist, but also a great
leader.
Name: Hvatum,
Margaret
Title: Associate Professor, Information & Office Systems
Company: St. Louis Community College-Meramec
Comments: Initiated the effort to build information security
awareness into the information systems curriculum at Meramec, including
adding security modules in several information systems classes.
She currently is developing an information security degree program.
Name: Kennedy,
Craig
Title: CIO
Company: Enterprise Rent-a-Car
Comments: Leading Enterprise's IT initiatives, Kennedy works
with a global IT team to put the best technology in place to completely
satisfy customers and business partners. His team helps Enterprise
seize opportunities and provide innovative solutions for its automobile
rental, leasing, and sales efforts.
Name: Kent,
Jerry
Title: CEO
Company: Cequel III
Comments: Communications industry serial entrepreneur and community
leader.
Name: Klimczak,
Craig
Title: Vice Chancellor for Technology and Educational Support
Services
Company: St. Louis Community College-Cosand Center
Comments: Leads St. Louis Community College’s technology support
organization and has implemented changes in the College’s systems
to protect the privacy of personal information, to streamline life-cycle
management of desk top computers and to provide access to College
resources with self-service applications.
Name: Koetting,
Laurie
Title: Director of Center for the Application of Information
Technologly (CAIT)
Company: Washington University-CAIT
Comments: CAIT is the largest provider of high quality technical
and leadership development training specifically oriented toward
St. Louis' professional IT workforce. In addi- tion, CAIT provides
the forum for IT management interaction in St. Louis via ongoing
seminars and discussions around current topics and issues relevant
to IT leaders. Established and emerging IT organizations benefit
through participation in CAIT's programs.
Name: Langenwalter,
Eric
Title: Assistant Dean for Information Technology and Projects
Company: SIUE
Comments: Engaged in an oral health information project that
will eventually convert patient paper records to digital format.
Name: Larson,
Judy
Title: Assoc. Profesor-Information & Office Systems
Company: St. Louis Community College-Meramec
Comments: Implemented technology to teach real time court reporting
and notetaking for students with disabilities, and led the effort
to secure a federal grant to initiate the broadcast captioning program.
Name: Lee,
Dianne
Title: Professor of Information Systems/Adminstrative Office
Systems
Company: St. Louis Community College-Forest Park
Comments: Dianne’s leadership has caused the Advanced Network
Training Center and Cisco Networking Academy to become significant
resources in the region for those seeking competency-based education
in the creation, realization, and support of current and emerging
computer networking and communications technologies.
Name: Lockwood,
John
Title: Professor of Computer Science
Company: Washington University
Comments: Inventor of the technology underlying Global Velocity
and Exegy.
Name: Lozano,
Bob
Title: Founder
Company: Appistry Inc.
Comments: Serial entrepreneur.
Name: Malone,
Rich
Title: CIO
Company: Edward Jones
Comments: Responsible for all technology and the organization
that supports IT for Edward Jones. And serves on the firm’s Executive
and Management committees.
Name: McMahon,
Mary Christine
Title: Database Analyst, Office of Research Services and Administration
Company: Saint Louis University
Comments: The University has recently filed a patent for a database
system developed by Chris to support all preaward and postaward
functions in research adminstration.
Name: McNamee,
Pat
Title: CIO
Company: Express Scripts
Comments: Express Scripts, for moving HQ to UMSL to improve
partnership between industry and higher education will partner to
optimize curriculum, place top students, develop technical and leadership
talent and develop joint technology.
Name: Moore,
Jo Ellen
Title: Associate Professor, School of Business
Company: SIUE
Comments: Dr. Moore is associate editor for MIS Quarterly and
is recognized for her research on how information technology professionals’
work success is influenced by corporate culture.
Name: Morrissey,
Ed
Title: VP of Sales & Marketing
Company: Global Velocity
Comments: After successfully growing technology firms in major
markets such as Houston, DC and New York City, Ed brings his many
years of experience to the Midwest in hopes of helping Global Velocity,
a next generation networking applications company, become a showcase
technology firm within St. Louis.
Name: Nagel,
John
Title: Professor, Art
Company: St. Louis Community College-Meramec
Comments: Instrumental in establishing the Center for Visual
Technology and making it the premier program in the state.
Name: Neely,
Kent
Title: Dean, College of Arts & Sciences
Company: SIUE
Comments: Instrumental in the implementation of a high-tech
learning environment at SIUE, Neely focuses on preparing today’s
students for tomorrow’s competitive work place. Students of Political
Science, Geography, Foreign Languages, Mass Communications, Fine
Arts and more, are exposed to the most current, state-of- the-art
equipment.
Name: Newberry,
Brenda
Title: Chairman & CEO
Company: The Newberry Group
Comments: The Newberry Group is a provider of information systems
consulting, project management and cyber security services.
Name: Palmer,
Michael
Title: CIO
Company: Nestlé Purina PetCare
Comments: Responsible for Nestlé Purina Information Systems/Information
Technology as well as implementation of certain broader Nestlé initiatives
in North America PetCare.
Name: Parker,
John
Title: Executive Vice President & CIO
Company: A.G. Edwards Technology Group Inc.
Comments: John Parker, recipient of the Smithsonian award, CIO
Magazine Bold CIO winner and one of Computerworld’s Premier 100
IT Leaders, directs all activities of an IT organization that was
ranked #69 in Information Week’s 500 2005 list of the most innovative
companies.
Name: Pearson,
Randy
Title: Chair, Department of Geography
Company: SIUE
Comments: An expert on the use of Geographic Information Systems
(GIS) and has been a consultant on such projects as corn hybridization
for Monsanto, new school con- struction sites for the Edwardsville,
Ill. school district and the mapping of abandoned mines for the
Illinois Department of Natural Resources.
Name: Phelps,
Lendell
Title: Vice President
Company: AT&T
Comments: St. Louis CIO Board Facilitator. Master networker
that has brought a lot of the focus together.
Name: Pittenger,
Brad
Title: CEO and Co-Founder
Company: Xiolink
Comments: Managed hosting and disaster recovery/business continuity
services for customers throughout the world.
Name: Powell,
Anne
Title: Associate Professor of Computer Management Information
Sys.
Company: SIUE
Comments: Prof. Powell’s expertise is in virtual work teams.
Her research is frequently cited in information systems journals.
Name: Quick,
Sam
Title: IT Director, Data, eCommerce, Integration & Support
Company: Smurfit-Stone Container Corp.
Comments: Directs and is responsible for integrating information
technology with business functions; directs, Data and Warehouse
Management, Enterprise Application Integration (EAI), Electronic
Data Interface (EDI) and eProcurement operations; technical support
for Decision Support, and Customer Support Center, internal and
external.
Name: Rao,
A. Prabhakar
Title: Professor of Mathematics & Computer Science, Department
Chairman
Company: UMSL
Comments: The department is home to 29 full- and 10 part-time
faculty members. Seventeen research faculty are active scholars
in a number of disciplines, including artificial intelligence, harmonic
and numeric analysis, software engineering, genetic and evolutionary
computing, differential geometry and computer graphics. More than
380 students are enrolled in the department’s undergraduate and
graduate programs.
Name: Reeg,
Robert
Title: CIO
Company: MasterCard International
Comments: Has been responsible for all software development
activities for MasterCard, including management responsibility for
more than 800 resources located in St. Louis, Mo.; Purchase, N.Y.;
Sydney, Australia; Chennai, India; and Brussels, Belgium. He is
on the customer advisory board for Unitech Systems Inc. He has appeared
on CSPAN and in various business publications. He was named by Computerworld
magazine as one of the premier 100 information technology leaders
for 2004.
Name: Roberson,
Jean
Title: CFO
Company: Appistry Inc.
Comments: Has 17 years of progressive experience in all areas
of finance, treasury and accounting. Prior to joining Appistry,
Roberson was the CFO of Bandwidth Exchange Buildings, a real estate
firm focused on the acquisition and manage- ment of properties serving
telecommunication enterprises. In 1998 Roberson co-founded Partner
Communications and Services, an Internet services provider, and
served as CFO.
Name: Roman,
Gruia-Catalin
Title: Professor & Chair, Department of Computer Science & Engineering
Company: Washington University
Comments: Established research career with numerous published
papers in a multiplicity of computer science areas. His current
research relates to software systems and design methods that facilitate
the development of novel applications for wireless settings, such
as mobile ad hoc networks and sensor networks. Roman is also a software
engineering consultant. His consulting work involves development
of custom software engineering methodologies and training programs.
Name: Schilling,
Randy
Title: CEO
Company: Quilogy
Comments: Information technology services company entrepreneur
and community leader.
Name: Schissler,
Gregory
Title: IT Director, Supply Chain and Mill Execution
Company: Smurfit-Stone Container Corp.
Comments: Utilizes his recognized leadership abilities in the
support of systems that optimize the placement of roll stock orders
on behalf of the company’s containerboard mills and integrates these
operations into the company’s supply chain processes. In addition,
he oversees technology that automatically replenishes roll stock
for Smurfit-Stone’s Corrugated Container Division.
Name: Shannon,
Henry
Title: Chancellor
Company: St. Louis Community College
Comments: St. Louis Community College will play a key role in
training and retraining net work professionals to fill many positions
- from the shop floor to the top floor-in the field now and in the
future. Through our Advanced Network Training Center, students use
the tools of today's business, which will help them bring their
education into focus and help shape their futures, their businesses
and their contributions to the community.
Name: Showers,
Mark
Title: CIO
Company: Monsanto
Comments: Has primary responsibility for the strategic direction
of the company's information technology resources along with the
operations of information technology functions on a day-to-day basis.
Mark is active in the St. Louis community as Chairman of the St.
Louis Coalition for Information and Communications Technology and
has been recently named Chairman of the Board for TEC.
Name: Stephen,
Mary
Title: Director, Paul C. Reinert Center for Teaching Excellence
Company: Saint Louis University
Comments: For the past seven years Dr. Stephen has educated
countless graduate students and faculty on the applications of technology
to enhance effective teaching and learning.
Name: Steward,
David
Title: Founder and Chairman
Company: World Wide Technology Inc.
Comments: World Wide Technology provides innovative technology
and supply chain solu- tions to the commercial, government and telecom
sectors. The company employs more than 1,000 people and operates
over 1.5 million-square-feet of warehousing, distribution and integration
space to help its customers manage the planning, procurement and
deployment of technology products and solutions.
Name: Subramanian,
Ashok
Title: Assoc. Professor of Information
Company: UMSL
Comments: The coordinator of the Information Systems Area in
the University’s College of Business Administration. Has published
research papers in IS journals. Has extensive experience as a consultant
in the areas of IT architecture development, corporate policies
and standards for managing computer networks and distributed applica-
tions, business process design & re-engineering, systems migration
& integration, and architecture and implementation of coverged data
networks. His research includes: telecommunications & Internet technologies,
applications, and policies; distributed computing architectures
such as service oriented architecture and web services; object oriented
systems development and scale free networks and social network analysis.
Name: Sullivan,
Greg
Title: CEO
Company: Global Velocity
Comments: As previous CEO/owner of GA Sullivan, his firm was
named to the top 20 fastest growing technology companies in St.
Louis, four consecutive years on the Deloitte & Touche FAST 500
list, and he’s applying this entrepenuerial lead- ership towards
helping grow Global Velocity, another St. Louis based technology
firm focused on next generation networking applications.
Name: Sumner,
Mary
Title: Assoc. Dean for Executive and Continuing Education, School
of Business
Company: SIUE
Comments: Initiated the SIUE “Hi-Tech Bootcamp” in the late
1990’s that helped corporations fill pressing needs for entry level
information technology personnel and is now working on executive
level education that includes a project management professional
institute.
Name: Tom,
Jim
Title: Assoc. Vice Chancellor Information Technology
Company: UMSL
Comments: Working to build and sustain an IT organization forand
infrastructure that helps the University succeed in its research,
teaching and regional development missions; including establishment
of a Center for High Performance Computing for the region.
Name: Turner,
Jonathan
Title: Professor of Computer Science
Company: Washington University
Comments: Pioneer in high speed networking and successful entrepreneur.
Name: Umbaugh,
Scott
Title: Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Company: SIUE
Comments: Recognized nationally for two textbooks on image processing,
“Computer Imaging: Digital Image Analysis and Processing” and “Computer
Vision and Image Processing: A Practical Approach Using CVIPtools,”
and for his continued research that includes medical applications
of image processing.
Name: Watson,
Ellen
Title: Vice President for Information Technology Services
Company: Saint Louis University
Comments: A leader in the transition of the University’s conversion
to the SCT Gateway Banner System integrating financial records,
human resources, student information, and a multitude of other administrative
systems into a single functional database.
Name: Weiss,
David
Title: Vice President & CIO
Company: BJC HealthCare
Comments: Technology leader for this region’s largest healthcare
provider with 12 hospitals and a net revenue base exceeding $2.6B.
Name: Westbrook,
Kelvin
Title: President & CEO
Company: Millennium Digital Media
Comments: Leads a group of telecommunication professionals to
provide broadband, voice, video and data services using the most
current technology available.
Name: Winter,
Don
Title: Vice President, Engineering & Information Technology
Company: The Boeing Company
Comments: “I believe St. Louis has a lot of upside potential
in IT, particularly in niche markets like embedded systems and bioinformatics.
The Innovate St. Louis IT Network that I've chaired since 2003 is
a forum to connect IT practitioners from across the region, a facet
you'll find in every thriving IT market.”
Name: Wyse,
Jean
Title: Vice President, Enterprise Process Integration
Company: Smurfit-Stone Container Corp
Comments: A leader accountable for ensuring process integration,
and standardization across the enterprise, while assisting in business
case development for all SAP related projects Directs the Center
of Excellence, SAP, and HRIS groups.
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