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CrowdStrike Sets New CIO

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Irvine-based security software developer CrowdStrike announced this morning that it has named Colin Black as its new Chief Information Officer. Black was previously CIO of Kratos Defense and Security, and also had served at Cymer and Mindspeed Technologies.

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Cylance Names Trio Of New Executives

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Irvine-based antivirus and endpoint protection software developer Cylance has named a trio of new executives, saying that it has named Grant Johnson as Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), Kumud Kalia as Chief Information Officer (CIO), and promoted Eric Cornelius to Chief Product Officer (CPO).

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iRise Names Advisor

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MacDonald was formerly a Regional Managing Partner at Heidrick & Struggles, and also served as CIO of an un-named energy company.

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Mature Companies Can Learn Many Things From Startups

Startup Professionals Musings

Microsoft spent a huge amount of time and money with software developers for applications, and with hardware manufacturers to support multiple PC platforms. Now CIOs, as well as consumers, buy their next computer based largely on an image set by marketing. That’s real viral marketing.

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How Bill Gates Was A Role Model For New Entrepreneurs

Startup Professionals Musings

Microsoft spent a huge amount of time and money with software developers for applications, and with hardware manufacturers to support multiple PC platforms. Now CIOs, as well as consumers, buy their next computer based largely on an image set by marketing. That’s real viral marketing.

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I Knew Bill Gates When He Was a Regular Guy

Startup Professionals Musings

Microsoft spent a huge amount of time and money with software developers for applications, and with hardware manufacturers to support multiple PC platforms. Now CIOs, as well as consumers, buy their next computer based largely on an image set by marketing. That’s real viral marketing.

IBM 85