Posted September 9th, 2008 by shaguf

* Ismael Ghalimi is the father of Office 2.0. He is also credited with creating the first standards-based BPMS?

* Nitin Borwankar is the father of Data 2.0?

* Alan Pelz Sharpe is an expert guest on BBC, CNN and ABC Television

* Robert Marcus has been at the helm of technology at General Motors, Boeing, Rogue Wave Software, MCC and HP?

* Peter Coffee, formerly technology editor at eWeek, has appeared on CBS, NBC, CNN, Fox, and PBS newscasts.

* Kiran Datar co-introduced the concept of conferencing services in India

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