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Leads360 Links With Mortgage Software Firm

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Los Angeles-based Leads360 reported today that it has linked its sales lead management software with offerings from web-based mortgage software firm Optimal Blue. Leads360 is backed by Rustic Canyon Partners, and is headed by Dan Morefield, who was CIO of Overture Services before its acquisition by Yahoo. READ MORE>>.

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Above the Cloud with Dave Linthicum | Shifting Perspectives on SaaS and Enterprise IT

Tech Zulu Event

Featuring panelists from SOA Software , Edgecast and Bitium , we’ll discuss: Top priorities and challenges for today’s CIO. The rise of the social enterprise and Chief Digital Officer – what it means for the CIO. Alex is a proven web entrepreneur, having led and sold multiple successful startups. Alex Kazerani.

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New Bootstrap Fund Pulls Itself Up in World of Health IT Deals

Xconomy

They came to San Diego in 1996, when Scripps Health hired Balgrosky as CIO and senior vice president. She was previously the CIO for Holy Cross Health System in South Bend, IN, a 13-hospital chain where she was responsible for strategic IT planning from Maryland to California. He founded MaxIT Healthcare in 2001. Jean Balgrosky.

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Leads360 Names New CEO

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Morefield is the former COO of Experian Consumer Direct, as well as CIO at Overture Services. Leads360's software is used to manage web-based sales leads; the firm is venture backed by Rustic Canyon Partners. Morefield has also served at PayMyBills and at Home Savings of America.

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Making The Enterprise Cloud Real: Unitas Global's Cloud Vision

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Most of the CIOs we are talking to are at large banks and healthcare providers. What we do, is we build them private, cloud infrastructure, and make it available in an easy to consume web portal. The sale approach is actually very different in those markets. It''s all custom, technology agnostic, and very flexible.

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Can You Really Build a Great Tech Firm Outside Silicon Valley?

Both Sides of the Table

Look beyond California and you have group purchasing (GroupOn in Chicago, LivingSocial in Washington DC), private sales (Gilt Groupe in NY, HauteLook in LA), artisan marketplaces (Etsy in NY), eCommerce (Amazon in Seattle) and on and on. In New York you have access to fashion, media, art and of course, financial services.