Prior to Hyperic, Stacey Schneider held various positions at Siebel Systems, including most recently, Director of Product Marketing. In this position, she successfully managed the marketing activities for the emerging technology and technology groups, specifically the launch of the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) initiative. Prior to managing the marketing programs of the technology group, she worked as a senior and then senior principal consultant in the professional services division in the U.S. as well as London and Rio de Janeiro, running all new implementation programs in Latin America. Prior to Siebel Systems, Schneider worked at Unisys Corporation as consultant in the commercial consultancy practice, overseeing the implementation of Siebel and Oracle technologies.
Schneider received her BS in Economics with a focus in International Business from Pennsylvania State University.
When the Open Solutions Alliance (OSA) launched in February, there was a lot
of interest. But some of that interest has been industry head-scratching,
wondering about the results and the intentions of the OSA
(www.opensolutionsalliance.org). Noted open source business blogger Matt Asay
was among the skeptics in his post "Yet Another Alliance (OSA)". He asks
three pertinent questions, mostly about the OSA's purpose.
Is the alliance about getting people to buy into open source? Is the alliance
about getting quick marketing or paper partnerships for vendors? What does
this have do for customers? Matt's first observation is emphatically correct;
there's no denying that open source is booming. Open source business models
are changing and adapting and customers are flocking to... (more)
Prior to Hyperic, Stacey Schneider held various positions at Siebel Systems, including most recently, Director of Product Marketing. In this position, she successfully managed the marketing activities for the emerging technology and technology groups, specifically the launch of the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) initiative. Prior to managing the marketing programs of the technology group, she worked as a senior and then senior principal consultant in the professional services division in the U.S. as well as London and Rio de Janeiro, running all new implementation programs in Latin America. Prior to Siebel Systems, Schneider worked at Unisys Corporation as consultant in the commercial consultancy practice, overseeing the implementation of Siebel and Oracle technologies.
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