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Entrepreneurial Start Up: An
innovative New Technology Mobile Business Intelligence Solution
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
5:00-7:30pm
5:00pm-5:45pm Registration and Networking
5:45pm to 7:30pm Program
Lawn Club, New Haven
193 Whitney Ave., New Haven
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MobileBI recently engaged in Connecticut Innovations’
Pre-Seed Support Services Program which helps innovative, high
technology entrepreneurs develop their companies in Connecticut.
The CI team provides mentoring, coordination of services and
limited funding for business assistance to prepare the tech
company for future investments.
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presenting results on a Blackberry, IPhone or any other PDA or
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other applications. MobileBI can be seamlessly integrated into a
company’s IT platform or embedded into a proprietary software
application.
MobileBI is written entirely in Microsoft .NET and is
compatible with SQL Server and Oracle Databases. It is 100%
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software. MobileBI is easy to install using public domain
software - .NET Runtime.
Panelists:
Ryan Kaisoglus, Emerging Technologies Leader. GE Edgelab.
Ryan's duties at the lab include researching new technologies,
running edgelab's proprietary tech research tool (emergeNow),
and working with students to evaluate technologies. Ryan started
with GE in 2001 in the Information Management Leadership Program
where he focused his time as an IT Project Manager around data
warehousing, analytics, and enterprise reporting. A certified
Six Sigma Black Belt, Ryan spent two years in a GE Equipment
Services sub-business in Quality and Project Management Office
leadership roles. Ryan holds a Bachelor of Arts in Information
Systems from Susquehanna University.
Mitchell J. Weseley, President & CEO, Oil Purification
Systems, Inc. (OPS).
Mitch has been with OPS since August 2005 and has over fifteen
years of experience in growing and running small to mid-sized
software companies within the transportation and logistics
spaces, and is widely respected as the top designer and
innovator within the transportation and logistics software
industry. Most recently, Mitch founded G-Log, a privately held
leader in transportation and logistics software with offices in
North America, Asia, Europe and Australia, and served as its CEO
from its inception trhough February 2003 and Chairman of the
Board from its inception until the company was sold to Oracle.
Hitch was also the founder, President and CEO of Weseley
Software Development Corp, a leading TMS company which was sold
to McHugh Software International, a leading provider of
Warehouse Management Software, in 1996.
John Sundean is a management consultant with extensive
experience in shaping and leading delivery of new business
capabilities with market-leading companies. In 25 years at
Accenture, where he was a Partner in the Financial Services
practice, he planned and led delivery of large scale consulting,
systems integration and outsourcing initiatives. Mr. Sundean has
focused on the insurance industry for most of the last 15 years,
planning and delivering market-leading solutions in product
management, distribution, underwriting, claims and information
management. Mr. Sundean has extensive experience in strategic IT
planning, global sourcing, post-merger systems integration and
providing quality assurance reviews of complex IT initiatives.
Mr. Sundean is also an advisor and private investor in emerging
technology companies.
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DIRECTIONS TO THE NEW HAVEN LAWN CLUB
FROM 91 NORTH OR SOUTH
Take exit 3, the Trumbull Street exit, proceed through traffic
light at end of ramp, turn right at the next right onto Whitney
Avenue. Directly past the next traffic light, on the right is
our entrance, marked by our sign. (Peabody Museum is on your
left.)
FROM 95 NORTH OR SOUTH
Take 95 towards New Haven and merge on to 91 North. Follow
directions for 91 exit.
FROM ROUTE 34
Follow route 34 towards New Haven. At Route 10, turn right, then
left at next light. Merge onto highway connector and follow
signs for 91 North. Follow directions for 91 exit.
FROM MERRIT PARKWAY SOUTH
Take EXIT 61. At the end of the exit take a right onto Whitney
Avenue. Follow the signs to New Haven. Proceed approximately 4.5
miles and the entrance the New Haven Lawn Club is on your left
opposite Yale Peabody Museum.
FROM MERRIT PARKWAY NORTH
Take exit 61, at the end of the exit take a left onto Whitney
Avenue, and follow signs to New Haven. Proceed as with from
Merrit Parkway South.
FROM WATERBURY AREA
Take route 84 East to route 691 to route 91 South. Follow
directions from 91 South.
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