Posted by Mary Van Zandt The IT industry never ceases to amaze me! During the dot-com era I was working at Sterling Commerce and my charter was to market the company’s first security products. At that time, many believed that if you were perceived by your buyers as a brick and mortar company you had [...]
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Joe Franscella is a Senior Account Manager with Silicon Valley-based Trainer Communications, the views, opinions, commentary and ideas expressed on this site are his own and do not reflect the views, opinions or ideas of Trainer Communications, its management, employees, contractors or clients. Security clients Joe currently serves are Rohati Systems, Secure Passageand FishNet Security. Other security accounts Joe has been involved with include Vantos, Jericho Forum, WorkShare (DLP) and CREDANT (Encryption). Because Joe is a PR professional working in IT security, there will be times when he writes about clients he serves and when that happens he will always do his best to reference back to this disclaimer. For a complete list of all Trainer clients visit: http://www.trainercommunications.com/current-clients.htmlMy favorite video
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