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Profile Information
- Occupation:
- Executive
- Company:
- I.R. Gilyeat & Company
- Areas of Interest (Robotics, Software Architecture, Green Energy, Web 2.0, etc.):
- SMS automation, messaging architectures, predictive modeling, ecommerce; fiber optics; industrial SEO, Thomasnet Navigator
- Software Language Proficiencies / Interests:
- Other
- About Me:
- Hi, I lead a management consulting firm that helps firms acquire and retain customers. We advise and do operational work for firms on marketing automation, customer performance initiatives, go-to-marketing strategies and business process improvement.
Managing Partner & Founder; GilyTek (fiber optic networks)
Former SVP at Direct Alliance Corporation(Revana/TTEC), a leading business process outsourcer in Tempe, AZ. Executive member of IT Steering, Product Management and Operations Committees. Responsible marketing and P&L lines software, services and office automation. Responsibilities included sales, marketing, product management, business intelligence, financial services and order-to-cash processes. Developed and executed go-to-market strategies and startups in magazine publishing, software, personal computers, consumer electronics, IT services, printers, currency exchange services, printing and telecom. Managed software engineering and development teams in the U.S. and Japan.
Former plantation worker on Lanai.
- Website:
- http://www.irgilyeat.com
- Secondary Website:
- http://www.gilytek.com
- Twitter Username
- irgilyeat
Ian Gilyeat's Blog
The future state of messaging systems...
Gazing into the future is difficult. It is fraught with error and generally limited by our finite experience and limited perspectives. In spite of these obvious limitations, let’s play "what if" for a moment and pretend that we have a clue as to what might come to pass in future messaging systems.
Years ago I was at a conference in New York City. I was gone…
Posted on February 27, 2013 at 5:55am — 2 Comments
Building a tech community in the cloud...
However, as I've scanned the site this morning looking for information discussions on Salesforce.com, ExactTarget, ZoomInfo and other web centric application platforms I am struck by the absence of these platforms. I like to think of them as platforms because they are SaaS applications with strong emphasis on connectivity through API's. Yes, I've found a small SaaS discussion group… Continue
Posted on May 18, 2010 at 9:57am — 16 Comments
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