Kareo Inc., the leading provider of cloud-based medical office software and services for small medical practices, today announced it has been named to Forbes’ list of America’s 100 Most Promising Companies for the second consecutive year.

Listed at number 65 overall and in the top three healthcare technology companies, Kareo was identified by Forbes as one of the top privately held, high-growth companies in the US. Each year Forbes evaluates hundreds of companies to find those with the winning combination of demonstrated growth in customers and employees, strong leadership, financial results, valuable partnerships, and overall market potential.

“It’s an honor to be recognized among this outstanding group of growth companies for the second year in a row,” said Dan Rodrigues, CEO and founder of Kareo. “Like many of our peer companies on the Forbes list, Kareo has a bold company vision. We believe that cloud-based technology and services can fundamentally improve the success of physicians in building successful, patient-focused medical practices and appreciate Forbes highlighting our success as we work to make our vision a reality.”

Kareo’s recognition as a 2014 Forbes Most Promising Company follows a year of significant company achievements and milestones, including:

• The rapid growth of Kareo Practice Management, the company’s cloud-based solution that serves more than 20,000 medical providers who processed over $6 billion in billing claims through Kareo’s platform last year.
• The launch of Kareo EHR, the company’s free electronic health record solution that generated more than 5,000 sign-ups in its first ten months.
• The introduction of Kareo’s revenue cycle management solution, Kareo Billing Services, which is already leveraged by more than 1,000 providers across 46 specialties nationwide.
• The successful raising of $29.5 million in financing that highlighted the confidence within the investment community around the company’s rapid growth and market leadership.
• The successful purchase and integration of Ecco Health, Kareo’s first acquisition, enabling the company to expand its product line while extending its revenue cycle management expertise across a range of specialties.
• The growth of Kareo’s leadership team with the hiring of Tom Giannulli, MD as its Chief Medical Information Officer, Rob Pickell as its Chief Marketing Officer, Amyra Rand as its Vice President of Sales, David Mitzenmacher as its Vice President of Customer Success, and Nitin Somalwar as its Vice President of Engineering.

Over the course of four months, Forbes reviewed hundreds of applications. The final assessment was based on sustainable growth in sales and hiring, quality of management team and investors, margins, market size, and key partnerships. After verifying sales numbers, speaking with each company and debating their merits, Forbes produced a final ranking of the top 100 companies.

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FieldAware, a leader in cloud-based, made-for-mobile field service automation solutions, has released new apps designed to increase field service productivity and customer service while maximizing revenue potential.

The new tablet app takes advantage of the larger displays and processing power of iOS and Android tablets and upgrades to the existing iOS and Android smartphone apps add new functionality and enhance usability. The new mobile apps are available immediately and will be demonstrated for the first time at the AHR Expo in New York City this week at Booth #7123.

FieldAware Mobile Apps enable field service workers to streamline legacy paper-based processes. They provide a centralized point for all functions in the work order life cycle and are synchronized in real-time with the entire field service team, dispatchers and back office systems. Work order and asset management, job scheduling, time sheets, quotes and invoicing can be managed directly by field service workers through the FieldAware Mobile Apps. Integration with FieldAware Web Apps in the central and back offices streamlines processes and increases productivity. The solution provides in-time reports and dashboards of the entire organization, or a subset of functions, jobs and people, at any given time.

“Tablets are quickly becoming the device of choice for many field service organizations as they seek to add feature-rich functionality that can improve operations and ultimately beat the competition,” said Johnny Jones, Vice President of Global Distribution for FieldAware. “Our new tablet apps and upgrades to our smartphone apps will help field personnel to be even more productive and field service companies more profitable.”

The tablet apps support auto-rotation and include a new columnar format that enables technicians to view all work order or customer-related information on a single screen. Action buttons that enable technicians to view work orders and related tasks, customer information and customer equipment, as well as to adjust software settings and “sync” the device, are now available from every screen. The smartphone apps have also been upgraded and now include improved navigation and the ability to view all work order information from a single screen.

“FieldAware’s new app designed specifically for tablets has helped our technicians be even more productive. They can see more information on a single screen and access FieldAware’s total functionality even faster. We love the new app.” Robert Henrich, President, Henrich Equipment Co., Inc.

In field testing, FieldAware’s new tablet apps saved technicians an average of thirty minutes per day over apps designed for smartphones (iOS and Android apps not designed specifically for tablets); the improved smartphone apps saved an additional ten minutes over the existing apps.

About FieldAware

FieldAware is re-shaping the field service industry. Our made-for-mobile, cloud-based field service management software is easy to use and built with incredible flexibility — a combination that enables field service organizations to better serve their customers and outperform the competition. The FieldAware software was architected as a native mobile platform, which works seamlessly with a business’s existing applications, with no incumbent legacy technologies to modify or migrate from. We combine our software with the industry’s best implementation, on-boarding and support services, enabling companies to take full and rapid advantages of advances in today mobile field service environment. For more information, visit fieldaware.com.

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Monetate today announced a strategic partnership and software integration with hybris software, an SAP company and the world’s fastest-growing commerce platform provider.

This partnership allows hybris customers to quickly and easily add Monetate functionality to the hybris B2B and B2C Commerce platform.

The Monetate “add-on” was built by Pragiti, a certified hybris technology partner, and will be available to customers via the hybris Extend online integration marketplace. Once the add-on is installed, Monetate is fully integrated with the hybris platform, providing hybris customers a deep integration with – and instant access to – all of Monetate’s products for websites, email and display advertising.

Monetate’s marketing Acceleration Cloud generates billions of dollars of new revenue for businesses, helping them grow 39 percent faster than the industry average. With Monetate, brands gain a clearer understanding of their customers’ situations, behaviors, and preferences and can take immediate action on those insights with in-the-moment, relevant experiences targeted to the right customer at the right time.

“Today’s top global brands know that in order to stay relevant, they need to tailor the online experience to the individual customer,” said Colton Perry, vice president of partnerships, Monetate. “This is an extremely potent partnership and one we’re very proud to announce. Partnering with hybris allows us to further extend the Monetate brand globally, during a time of rapid growth for our company.”

Hybris delivers enterprise software and on-demand solutions for ecommerce, multichannel commerce, master data management and order management.

“As the world’s fastest-growing commerce platform provider, hybris looks forward to working with Monetate as a new Extend partner to drive additional value for our customers,” said Patrick Finn, vice president of channels, Americas, at hybris. “Monetate’s marketing Acceleration Cloud provides our customers with a proven solution to further personalize their ecommerce experience.”

Monetate partners represent a global network of user experience optimization leaders. Leading enterprises trust Monetate to optimize and deliver the best user experience – on every page, every day, for every visitor. Their continued success, and Monetate’s, requires collaborative partnerships and innovative strategies to address complex business challenges.

About hybris

hybris software, an SAP Company, helps businesses around the globe sell more goods, services and digital content through every touchpoint, channel and device. hybris delivers OmniCommerce™: state-of-the-art master data management for commerce and unified commerce processes that give a business a single view of its customers, products and orders, and its customers a single view of the business. hybris’ omnichannel software is built on a single platform, based on open standards, that is agile to support limitless innovation, efficient to drive the best TCO, and scalable and extensible to be the last commerce platform companies will ever need. Both principal industry analyst firms rank hybris as a “leader” and list its commerce platform among the top two or three in the market. The same software is available on-premise, on-demand and managed hosted, giving merchants of all sizes maximum flexibility. Over 500 companies have chosen hybris, including global B2B sites W.W.Grainger, Rexel, General Electric, Thomson Reuters and 3M as well as consumer brands Toys”R”Us UK, Metro, Bridgestone, Levi’s, Nikon, Galeries Lafayette, Migros, Nespresso and Lufthansa. hybris is the future of commerce™. For more information, visit www.hybris.com.

About Monetate

Monetate is a marketing acceleration software company that believes when the customer wins, the marketer wins.

A new kind of marketing technology, the Monetate Acceleration Cloud lets marketers understand their customers’ situations, behaviors and preferences, and act on those insights with in-the-moment, relevant experiences, targeted to the right customer at the right time.  The Monetate Acceleration Cloud runs above traditional infrastructure and is accessed through one seamless UI.

Monetate generates billions of dollars of new revenue for businesses, helping them grow 39 percent faster than the industry average. Brands such as Best Buy, National Geographic, and Celebrity Cruises rely on Monetate to put the customer first, creating stronger relationships that drive sustained competitive advantage.

Kareo Inc., the leading provider of cloud-based medical office software and services for small medical practices, today announced it has secured $29.5 million in growth capital.

This latest financing was led by Greenspring Associates and joined by OpenView Ventures and Silicon Valley Bank. This new capital will be used to invest in sales and marketing to accelerate growth, further enhance the company’s cloud-based software platform, and scale its revenue cycle management operations.

“We are thrilled to continue our successful partnership with investors Greenspring Associates and OpenView Ventures and welcome the new investment by Silicon Valley Bank,” said Dan Rodrigues, CEO and founder of Kareo. “This additional funding further validates our vision that Kareo’s cloud-based solutions can unleash the power of healthcare providers to deliver exceptional patient care while building thriving practices.”

“It’s been exciting to watch the impact that Kareo has had on small practices, including the recent launch of Kareo EHR and Billing Services,” said Jim Lim, partner at Greenspring Associates. “Given the company’s track record of rapid growth and market leadership, we jumped at the opportunity to deepen our partnership with Dan and his management team.”

Kareo’s latest funding follows a year of significant milestones and recognition within the healthcare technology industry, including:

• The continued rapid growth of Kareo Practice Management, the company’s solution that serves more than 20,000 providers who processed over $6 billion in medical billing through Kareo’s platform last year.
• The launch of Kareo EHR, the company’s free electronic health record solution that generated more than 5,000 sign-ups in less than ten months.
• The introduction of Kareo’s technology-enabled revenue cycle management solution, Kareo Billing Services, which already manages billing for more than 1,000 providers across 46 specialties nationwide.
• The successful acquisition and integration of Ecco Health, Kareo’s first acquisition, enabling the company to expand its services while deepening its revenue cycle management expertise across a wide range of specialties.
• Extensive industry recognition, including the Deloitte Technology Fast 500, Inc. 500/5000, Forbes Top 100 Most Promising Companies, and Black Book #1 Integrated EHR, Practice Management and Billing Vendor.
• Expansion of Kareo’s management team with the hiring of Tom Giannulli, MD as its Chief Medical Information Officer, Rob Pickell as its Chief Marketing Officer, Amyra Rand as its Vice President of Sales, David Mitzenmacher as its Vice President of Customer Success, and Nitin Somalwar as its Vice President of Engineering.

About Kareo

Kareo is the only cloud-based medical office software and services platform dedicated to small practices. At Kareo, we believe that, with the right tools and support, small practices can do big things. We offer an integrated suite of products and services designed to help physicians get paid faster, run their business smarter, and provide better care. Our Practice Management software, Billing Services, and free, full-featured award-winning EHR help more than 20,000 medical providers more efficiently manage the business and clinical sides of their practice. Headquartered in Irvine, California, Kareo’s mission is to help providers spend their time focused on patients, not paperwork. For more information, visit www.kareo.com.

About Greenspring Associates

Established in 2000 as a global venture capital firm, Greenspring Associates currently manages both a dedicated later stage direct investment platform as well as a globally diversified fund-of-funds platform with $2.5 billion under management. Since inception, the Firm has invested in over 60 portfolio companies alongside of its leading venture capital and growth equity managers both in the United States and Europe. Through the Firm’s value-added investment approach, it primarily invests across the information technology and communications stack as well as in the healthcare vertical. For further information, visit the Greenspring Associates website atwww.greenspringassociates.com.

About OpenView Venture Partners

OpenView Venture Partners is an expansion-stage venture capital fund based in Boston that is focused on high-growth software, Internet and technology-enabled companies. Through its staff of seasoned operating executives, who collectively bring several decades of technology and management experience to the firm, OpenView is able to help portfolio companies quickly go to market and optimize their product, organization and operational functions. Founded in 2006, the firm invests globally and has approximately $440 million in total capital under management. For more information, visit openviewpartners.com.

About Silicon Valley Bank

Silicon Valley Bank is the premier bank for technology, life science, cleantech, venture capital, private equity and premium wine businesses. SVB provides industry knowledge and connections, financing, treasury management, corporate investment and international banking services to its clients worldwide through 27 U.S. offices and six international operations. (SIVB) www.svb.com.

Silicon Valley Bank is the California bank subsidiary and the commercial banking operation of SVB Financial Group. Banking services are provided by Silicon Valley Bank, a member of the FDIC and the Federal Reserve System. SVB Financial Group is also a member of the Federal Reserve System.

Intronis, Inc., a provider of world-class cloud backup solutions for the IT channel, and Continuum, the industry’s only channel-exclusive provider of fully integrated managed services, today announced a strategic technical alliance that simplifies and consolidates the day-to-day monitoring of Intronis backups on Continuum’s Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) platform.

The result is greater productivity and operational insight to enable channel partners to work smarter and faster, increasing service levels and margin potential.

Additional time- and cost-saving features and benefits that value-added resellers (VARs) and managed service providers (MSPs) gain as a result of the new integration include:

• Intuitive Web-based API for faster configuration and deployment
• Ability to monitor all Intronis backups from the Continuum IT Support Portal
• Introduction of automated ticketing from Continuum’s ticketing system to streamline backup monitoring and increase service productivity
• Comprehensive, Intronis-specific data available in Continuum’s RMM platform provides greater detail on backup activity

“By integrating Intronis and Continuum, we are making it easier and more profitable for our mutual channel partners to deliver backup and recovery solutions as part of their managed IT services,” says Chuck DeLouis, Vice President of Product Management at Intronis. “In 2014, Intronis channel partners can expect continued advancements in our technical integrations, as well as more emphasis on collaborative marketing resources that will help them differentiate, manage and grow their IT services business.”

“Intronis and Continuum are two of the industry’s best channel vendors and this integration certainly makes it a lot easier for our technicians to deploy and manage our cloud backup services remotely,” says C.J. Ezell, Founder of A-Safe Managed Services. “The automated ticketing and integrated Intronis dashboard are service-minded, time-saving features that will help us deliver an even better customer experience.”

The new integration between Intronis and Continuum is available now in the Continuum RMM platform. Mutual Intronis and Continuum partners should contact Intronis support for the necessary Intronis API credentials. A webinar discussing the new integration will be featured online at www.intronis.com/resources. Additional resources and information will be made available on Intronis’ website and Continuum’s partner support portal.

“Providing complete monitoring and management of backup and recovery is an essential part of any managed services solution set and the integration between Continuum and Intronis is the latest example of how we’re enabling increased efficiency for our partners,” says Dee Zepf, Vice President of Product Management and Technical Services at Continuum.

To learn, see and hear more about Intronis online, follow the channel-friendly cloud backup and recovery innovator on Facebook and Twitter, and read the Intronis Cloud Backup and Recovery Blog.

About Continuum

Continuum is the technology industry’s only channel-exclusive provider of fully integrated managed services solutions. The SaaS-based platform enables IT solutions providers to efficiently backup, monitor, troubleshoot and maintain desktops, servers and other endpoints for small-and-medium-sized businesses. The comprehensive offering is backed by an industry-leading network operations center (NOC) and Service Desk, completing a unified managed services experience. The company employs more than 700 professionals worldwide, supports over 3,300 partners and monitors half a million endpoints.
For more information, visit www.continuum.net or follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter @FollowContinuum.

About Intronis

Intronis Cloud Backup and Recovery is a world-class cloud backup solution for the IT channel. Intronis provides the industry’s easiest-to-use secure data solution for offsite and local backup, which generates a monthly recurring revenue stream to add to your business. Intronis offers the best, deepest Exchange, SQL backup on the market, supports virtualized environments with native VMware backup and is integrated to major solutions in the MSP ecosystem. Partners receive expert customer support from our U.S.-based team. The solution has been field tested by thousands of MSPs, and the company has been named Best Revenue Generator seven times and Best Customer Support three times by members of ASCII. www.intronis.com.

Sonian, a data archiving services firm based in Dedham, eclipsed the $10 million revenue mark in 2013 and plans to launch a new cloud product in February using $8 million in recently raised venture funding.

The new funding was initially disclosed in an SEC filing in late November, and Sonian named the investors in the round on Monday — Boston-based OpenView Venture Partners, Needham-based Prism Venture Partners and Summerhill Venture Partners, which has offices in Boston and Toronto.

The funding completes Sonian’s Series C round at $21.6 million, and brings Sonian to $37.6 million in total raised since its founding in 2007.

The company’s new product, DiscoverStor, is slated to debut Feb. 4. The product will allow customers to index, store and search through nearly 500 different file types on the cloud — from emails to medical imaging and CAD (computer-aided design) drawings.

The content can be retrieved in seconds, making it far easier for businesses to find many types of data in the cloud, Sonian CEO Jeff Dickerson said in an interview.

“What we’re looking to do is take all this business content and store it on the cloud and make it searchable,” Dickerson said.

Along with passing $10 million in revenue last year, Sonian now has 14,000 customers across 40 countries, Dickerson said. Customers include IBM, Amazon.com and Rackspace.

Sonian has about 80 employees, fewer than half of which are based in Dedham. The rest are spread across the company’s offices in Denver, Seattle, San Diego and the United Kingdom, Dickerson said.

The company’s expansion goals for 2014 include growing its employee base between 25 and 30 percent to drive revenue.

“We’re looking to double the size, from a revenue standpoint, this year,” Dickerson said.

DiscoverStor’s target market is legal technology, but the company itself has customers across a wide range of industries including health care, retail, manufacturing and state and federal government.

Sonian indexes and stores about 17 million documents each day across five public clouds.

Instructure today announced key findings from its massive open online course based on the hit TV show “The Walking Dead,” a joint production with AMC and the University of California, Irvine that attracted more than 65,000 users around the world over its eight-week run.

Titled “Society, Science, Survival: Lessons from AMC’s ‘The Walking Dead,'” the MOOC was offered for free on Instructure’s MOOC platform, Canvas Network, and explored a wide range of scholarly topics through the lens of a hypothetical zombie apocalypse. A survey of the online course’s participants received more than 12,000 responses and delivered several new insights for the MOOC community.

Among the survey’s most illuminating insights was that the course tapped into a new market forpop culture-infused online learning by reaching thousands of people outside of the core MOOC-taking audience. Instructure’s survey found that nearly nine in 10 of the survey respondents had never taken a MOOC before and 59 percent of respondents had never enrolled in an online course.

“This initiative was an experiment to determine whether a pop-culture MOOC in a multidisciplinary format would create a compelling academic experience. The answer — an unequivocal ‘yes,'” said Instructure co-founder Brian Whitmer. “This different audience provided us with new insights that will shape the way we approach designing and developing MOOCs going forward. By acting as a springboard for exploring academic ideas in contemporary media, this course illustrates the potential for pop culture to serve as a modern-day literature review.”

Additional key findings from the survey revealed that the online course provided both a highly entertaining and rich academic experience for participants.

Learning for learning’s sake The survey found that 90 percent of respondents learned something they would have not otherwise considered studying. The high-profile nature of the MOOC not only drew in first-timers, but also encouraged a spirit of independent, self-driven learning.

Experiment in online pedagogy The MOOC took a novel approach to online learning, releasing a new course topic each week in subjects ranging from public health and social sciences to mathematics and physics. This multi-disciplinary approach appealed to the survey respondents, as 55 percent reported interest in possibly taking other multidisciplinary courses on Canvas Network in the future as opposed to standard, single topic courses. Because participants resonated with different themes and professors, “The Walking Dead” MOOC highlights the success of teaching a multitude of academic concepts under an overarching theme.

High level of engagement Four in five respondents reported spending more than one hour each week on the course, diving deep into academic content connected with pop culture. This statistic reveals that participants actually spent more time in the course than they did watching the show.

Increased fan engagement The survey’s findings also suggest clear incentives for content producers like AMC to increase their involvement in MOOCs. After taking the course, 60 percent of survey respondents said they became a bigger fan of “The Walking Dead,” and 73 percent said they had more fun watching the show, indicating a strong endorsement for blending education and entertainment.

“As an accomplished academic and an adult learner, it was exciting to see how popular culture provided a unique context for teaching and learning. It was clear to me that physics can be fun when engaging with zombies,” said Janice Koch, Ph.D., professor emerita at Hofstra University and a course participant. “The best part of this format is that it made watching television an active experience, one that was both intellectual and worthwhile.”

The MOOC was taught by a multidisciplinary team of UC Irvine faculty: Zuzana Bic, public health; Joanne Christopherson, social sciences; Michael Dennin, physics; and Sarah Eichhorn, mathematics. UC Irvine plans to conduct academic research around the course.

“As a faculty member, this course presented a fun challenge to recast traditional academic content in the framework of a pop culture show,” said Sarah Eichhorn, assistant chair for undergraduate studies in mathematics at UC Irvine and one of the MOOC’s instructors. “UC Irvine has a rich tradition of involvement in open education, and this course represented a unique opportunity for us to bring academic content to a new population, who without ‘The Walking Dead’ as a teaching resource might not have sought out such a learning experience.”

The key findings from the report can be downloaded athttp://www.instructure.com/downloads/twd-mooc-feedback.pdf

About Instructure:

Instructure is a technology company committed to improving education. Instructure provides instructors and students modern tools and resources that empower and simplify the learning experience. Instructure offers Canvas, the open, easy-to-use, cloud-native learning management system, as well as Canvas Network, an index of open, online courses by educators everywhere, from Ivy League institutions to community colleges. To keep learning visitwww.instructure.com.

About the University of California, Irvine:

The University of California, Irvine was the first University of California campus–and West Coast University–to join the OCW Consortium. UC Irvine’s membership in the OCW Consortium is consistent with its public- and land-grant missions and its desire to play a significant role in contributing to the social welfare of the state, the nation and the world. Open educational resources (OER) showcase the University’s high quality education and makes courses and course materials free for everyone in the world. UC Irvine’s OCW is a large-scale, Web-based resource that houses educational assets that are discoverable, searchable, modifiable, and, best of all, free and easily available. Through the OCW movement, UC Irvine provides University-quality courses and learning assets to populations of self-learners that are underserved and in many cases, unable to participate in formal education at a university. This site also offers access to UC Irvine’s online continuing education offerings. For more information about UC Irvine’s OCW initiative, visit http://ocw.uci.edu/, e-mail [email protected] or follow us atTwitter.com/UCI_OCW and Facebook (UC Irvine OpenCourseWare).

Contacts Devin Knighton, Director of Public Relations at Instructure  (801) 722-8187 | [email protected]  Twitter: @devinknighton | www.instructure.com

VersionOne Inc., recognized by agile practitioners as the leader in agile application lifecycle management (ALM) software solutions, announced today that it has expanded its leadership team, adding executives with proven experience in helping customers with agile project success and in business leadership with high-growth software companies.

Lowell Lindstrom has joined as vice president of services; Peter Herbert has joined as vice president of marketing; and Andy Powell has been promoted to vice president of customer experience.  These executives join VersionOne’s accomplished leadership team to help accelerate growth and meet increasing customer demand for agile solutions.

“In order to support our customers and best position VersionOne for continued leadership and growth in a rapidly developing market for agile ALM software, the timing was right to expand our leadership team in key areas of our business,” said Robert Holler, CEO, VersionOne. “As agile adoption is reaching a tipping point, our team has the deep experience needed to support our customers and the growing agile community, advance product innovation, expand collaboration with technology and services partners, and identify new market opportunities.”

Lowell Lindstrom – Vice President, Services

Lowell Lindstrom is among the early pioneers of agile and has been deeply involved in developing and deploying software products for 30 years.  Before joining VersionOne, Lowell led the Oobeya Group, an agile and lean services firm he founded to help organizations succeed at agile adoption.  Prior to founding Oobeya, Lowell was a partner at Object Mentor, an organization that helped launch the agile movement and developed partnerships that laid the groundwork for the Agile Manifesto and formation of the Agile Alliance.  Lowell holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science and a master’s degree in management from Northwestern University.

Peter Herbert – Vice President, Marketing

Peter Herbert has nearly 20 years of experience in strategic marketing and corporate communications, including demand generation, public relations, corporate and product positioning, content strategy, and channel development for both global and emerging technology companies. Prior to VersionOne, Peter served as vice president of marketing at Brightree, where he led the company’s marketing and product marketing efforts, helping the company triple revenue over three years. He has also held senior marketing roles at technology companies such as TerraGo Technologies, DataPath, S1, and Radiant Systems. He holds a bachelor’s degree from New York University and an MBA from Emory University.

Andy Powell – Vice President, Customer Experience

During his 13-year career in the software development industry, Andy Powell has assisted in numerous enterprise agile rollouts with companies such as Siemens, Adobe, EMC and Sabre. Since joining VersionOne in 2006, Andy has served in various roles that include product management, leading VersionOne’s sales engineering team, and serving as a product evangelist for the company’s strategic initiatives. Recently, he has helped lead VersionOne’s strategy with respect to agile program and portfolio management. Andy holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Notre Dame.

To learn more about VersionOne’s solutions, team, partners, and support for the agile community, visit www.versionone.com.

About VersionOne

VersionOne is a recognized leader and visionary in agile application lifecycle management (agile ALM). Today more than 50,000 teams including over 35 of the Fortune 100 use our agile ALM platform to scale agile faster, easier and smarter. Whether a small team or a global enterprise, VersionOne customers get the best agile software tools in the industry backed by the pioneers of agile project management. Follow us on Google+, Twitter, Facebook and our blogs.