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Matt Law’s 14-year career spans product marketing, product management and sales in both software and hardware. Currently, as senior product marketing manager for real-time protection solutions at BakBone Software, Law leverages his industry experience toward the development and adoption of data protection solutions that address real world storage issues. Prior to BakBone, Law held positions at Tech Data Corporation, Data Storage Marketing, Access Graphics, Intelligent Electronics, Silicon Graphics and Overland Storage.

Sandy Kemsley is an independent analyst and systems architect, specializing in business process management, Enterprise 2.0, enterprise architecture and business intelligence. In addition to her technical background, she has worked on the business operations end of projects, from business requirements and analysis through technology design and deployment.Over the past 20 years, Kemsley started and ran successful product and service companies, including a desktop workflow and document management product company from 1988-90, and a 40-person services firm specializing in BPM and e-commerce from 1990-2000. During 2000-2001, she worked for FileNet (now IBM) as Director of eBusiness Evangelism during the launch of their eProcess BPM product, and was a featured speaker on BPM and its impact on business at conferences and customer sites in 14 countries during that time.Since 2001, she returned to private consulting as a BPM architect, performing engagements for financial services and insurance organizations across North America.

Tom Carlock leads data-as-a-service and 3rd party partner strategy for Dun & Bradstreet, the world’s leading business information company. He has more than 15 years hands-on experience leading data management, application development and data integration programs. He is currently heading up D&B’s strategy to more effectively integrate data into the every-day business applications customers depend on , including master data management, business intelligence and customer relationship management. Most recently, he led the conception and development of D&B360, the company’s new “data-as-a-service” data management offering.Prior to joining D&B, Mr. Carlock held leadership positions at CIT and AIG, where he developed corporate data management programs focused on delivering a single view of global data, data governance and master data management. In all his roles, he has been a passionate advocate for MDM and data management.

Peter Mollins is director of product marketing at Micro Focus, where he is responsible for positioning technologies that support application portfolio understanding, modernization, and management.

Scott VanValkenburgh is the Director of Technology Alliances at SAS, leading global efforts around the company's platform and ISV offerings as it relates to its alliance development efforts. He can be reached at: scott.vanvalkenburgh@sas.com.

Allan Wille is the chief executive officer at Klipfolio. An expert in operational data visibility and performance dashboards, Wille helps global enterprises to simplify and grow KPI usage across the workforce to drive higher performance and profitability. He is an evangelist of the company’s vision to make operational metrics easier to use, and to ensure the profound visibility of these KPIs.

David Rich is managing director of the Accenture Analytics Group as well as for the Customer Relationship Management Service Line at Accenture.

Matt is responsible for all aspects of strategy, marketing, and business development at Veeva Systems. In 2007, Matt was named to the PharmaVOICE 100, which recognizes the 100 most influential people in the life sciences industry. Matt comes to Veeva from Health Market Science (HMS), a leading healthcare data services company, where he was Chief Marketing Officer. Prior to HMS, Matt was Vice President of Marketing & Product Management at IntelliChem, an enterprise software company acquired by Symyx Technologies in 2004. Prior to his small company forays, Matt was the General Manager of the Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology division at Siebel Systems, which has since been acquired by Oracle. During his time at Siebel, Matt was responsible for building this global division, which grew from its inception to over $140 million under his leadership, capturing greater than 80% market share in the pharma CRM and clinical trial management (CTM) markets. At one point, nearly half of all pharma sales reps on earth used the products created during his tenure at Siebel, though that is rapidly changing these days. Matt currently serves as a Senior Advisor to SeventySix Capital, a leading early stage venture capital fund, and is on the Advisory Board at Crossix, an innovator in the healthcare analytics arena. Matt received his MBA from the Harvard Business School, with honors, and his BA in Economics from Yale University, cum laude.