What Happened?
Reston, VA-based Siteworx Appointed Mike Gilpin as Chief Technology Officer
About the Company
Siteworx is an award-winning digital experience agency. For more than a decade, we`ve helped digital leaders such as Time Warner Cable, Citrix Online and Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group achieve tangible results across the full marketing value chain and engage their customers and prospects in more engaging, more profitable ways. In 2014, Siteworx was named Adobe`s “2013 North American Regional Partner of the Year.”
About the Person
Mike Gilpin leads the effort to shape Siteworx’ technology vision and roadmap in a way that strategically supports the firm’s business while optimizing client firms’ digital experiences across diverse platforms. Throughout his career, he has delivered strategic advice, technology research, and software products that accelerate delivery of breakthrough software and experiences. Mike is a technology visionary who most recently held the position of Chief Customer Officer at digitalML, where he led the effort to shape product strategy, enabling customers including Capital One, T-Mobile, and Walmart to design and deliver more effective portfolios of APIs and services. Mike also led the Customer Support and SaaS Operations functions for digitalML. Prior to digitalML, Mike spent 15 years at Forrester Research as an analyst, VP, and Research Director, leading analysts focused on application delivery and enterprise architecture. Mike also did research on application development and integration, application server platforms, service-oriented architecture, and innovation. Before Forrester, Mike held executive positions in the development tools business. He oversaw product management and engineering at Intersolv and led the Software Group at LBMS. Mike started his career in IT, working as a project manager, systems analyst, DBA, and programmer. Mike and his teams delivered applications and databases in energy, manufacturing, beverage distribution, and government. Mike has been quoted in publications including Computerworld, eWEEK, InformationWeek, the Financial Times, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal. He earned a B.A. in Physics from Rice University.
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