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Glenn Donovan is Regional Director at Cordys. For 25 years, Glenn has helped companies apply complex, new technologies in enterprise computing settings. With roles in companies like Algorithmics, Siebel, SeeBeyond and others, he's helped make the complex practical and achievable. You can follow him on Twitter at @BPMGlenn.

Danette is currently the Group Lead for the Oracle Applications and Enterprise Data teams at The Church Pension Group (CPG). She began her career at CPG in 2000 as the Senior Customer Service Representative in the Pension Services Department. Danette began her transition into the Information Technology and Support (ITS) Department in 2005 as the Lay Data Control Specialist for the Customer Data Hub (CDH) Team. Since then she has taken on numerous roles including, Data Analyst, and Enterprise Data Manager. One of her more recent accomplishments includes her valued participation and input during the implementation of ITIL-based standardized work processes within ITS at CPG which led to her becoming the CPG Change Manager. In that role she managed the Change Management workspace in the Numara helpdesk ticketing system, facilitated the weekly Change Advisory Board meetings with all ITS managers, provided Change Management reports on a monthly and quarterly basis to Senior Management, and led the continuous improvement efforts around Change Management.Danette’s current Oracle Master Data Management (MDM) responsibilities includes supporting the following modules: CDH, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), HR, Financials, Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) and overseeing the MDM program, ensuring the maintenance of business and data rules that drive consistency, accuracy, and reliability of data. Danette received her MBA in Business Management from Long Island University and also possesses her ITIL v3 certification.

As President of Pitney Bowes Software, John O’Hara brings more than 28 years of experience in the tech industry. John was appointed President in July 2010 following a tenure as Executive Vice President and General Manager International for Pitney Bowes Software, a role he assumed shortly after joining MapInfo Corporation in October 2006 and the subsequent acquisition by MapInfo of Pitney Bowes.

Steve Dine is the managing partner and founder of Datasource Consulting, LLC. He has extensive experience delivering and managing successful, highly scalable and maintainable data integration and business intelligence solutions. He is a faculty member at The Data Warehouse Institute and a judge for the Annual TDWI Best Practices Awards. Contact Steve via email at sdine@datasourceconsulting.com or on Twitter: @steve_dine�or LinkedIn.

John Hagel is Co-chairman of the Deloitte LLP Center for the Edge. John has nearly 30 years experience as a management consultant, author, speaker and entrepreneur, and has helped companies improve their performance by effectively applying information technology to reshape business strategies. John currently serves as co-chairman of the Silicon Valley-based Deloitte Center for the Edge, which conducts original research and develops substantive points of view for new corporate growth.Before joining Deloitte, John was an independent consultant and writer. Prior to that, he held significant positions at leading consulting firms and companies. From 1984 to 2000, he was a principal at McKinsey & Co., where he was a leader of the Strategy Practice. In addition, he founded and led McKinsey’s Electronic Commerce Practice from 1993 to 2000. John has also served as senior vice president of strategic planning at Atari, Inc., and earlier in his career, worked at Boston Consulting Group. He is the founder of two Silicon Valley startups. John is the author of a series of best-selling business books, and has won two awards from Harvard Business Review for best articles in that publication.

Simon Boardman is vice president of marketing at Eagle Creek Software Services, a U.S.-based IT consulting and technical services company specializing in Oracle CRM, information management and eCommerce. The company offers cost-effective, higher quality software development and support services using its Dakota Model, which involves using the organization’s three project centers within the U.S. and a private-public strategic alliance with the state governments of North Dakota and South Dakota to achieve consistency and sustainability in the recruitment, training and development of the company’s 300+ Dakota-based consultants.

L.N. Balaji is President, ITC Infotech (USA) Inc., and heads the company’s operations in North America. Balaji has been with ITC since 1985 and has carried out diverse responsibilities across different businesses of the company. His assignments included managing indirect taxation, coordinating and consolidating integrated plans for ITC, managing investor relations and serving in the office of the Chairman, ITC Ltd.

Loren Padelford is responsible for all customer-facing activities at Active Risk, an ERM solution provider, including sales, marketing, services, partners and customer success. Loren has published several articles about the future of risk management and played a critical role in authoring the ERM Readiness Guide.

As Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Bask Iyer oversees Juniper Networks’  information technology (IT) systems that support global network innovation, enabling the delivery of software, silicon, and networking systems to enterprises and service provider customers. With more than 25 years of experience in IT management, Mr. Iyer has strategically applied his business and technical expertise across large global companies, turning technology into a transformational catalyst and growth driver.Iyer joined Juniper from Honeywell, where he served as company-wide CIO, responsible for the overall IT operations and strategy that supported 120,000 employees globally. A member of the executive leadership team, Iyer drove the IT vision, strategy and operating plan and led the transformation program for all global functions, including IT, finance, human resources, real estate, and procurement. Iyer’s previous roles at Honeywell included CIO, Transportation Systems and General Manager, Asia Pacific, where Iyer lived and worked in China for 1.5 years.Iyer has also served as CIO at GlaxoSmithKline Beecham for consumer healthcare research and development and was the corporation’s ecommerce leader. Prior to that he held senior positions at Johnson & Johnson, CTS Corporation, and ran a consumer products retail business in India.In 2011, Iyer was named one of Computerworld’s Premier 100 which recognizes exceptional technology leadership and the creation of innovative ideas to address business challenges. As an expert in IT-related topics, Iyer is a regular industry speaker. Recent speaking engagements include Churchill Club’s CIO Panel, Gartner’s CIO Academy, and TiEcon 2012.Outside of Juniper, Iyer is an active member with Sierra Ventures CIO Board, the Silicon Valley CIO Roundtable, and the Fisher Silicon Valley CIO Roundtable.Iyer holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Annamalai University in India and a master’s degree in computer science from Florida Institute of Technology.

James L. Bindseil joined Globalscape in 2010 and currently serves as vice president of Client Support Services. He is responsible for leading the technical support of all Globalscape product lines as well as the delivery of all Managed Solutions including Managed Information Xchange.