Hello All,

I guess I've broken etiquette by not introducing myself before actually
posting to the community, which I joined a couple of months ago.  I
apologize for that.

To get the horse back in front of the cart, I figured I'd give you my
background and interests in the community...

Background: I currently own and run an enterprise called "TraverseIT that
offers very advanced, web-based Data, Information and Knowledge Management
solutions, through a relatively new business paradigm called
"Software-as-a-Service" (a.k.a. SaaS).  Before taking over TraverseIT, I
spent many years in the financial industry, where, most recently, I was Head
of Architecture and Software Engineering for the most well known financial
brand in the world.  Before my stint on Wall Street, I spent about ten years
in the Semiconductor industry, where my teams and I provided bleeding edge
tools, technologies and services (design, engineering, re-engineering, etc.)
to just about every major and minor chip foundry in the world.  My
background, since graduating from New Jersey Institute of Technology with a
B.S.E.E., back in Œ88, has focused on highly distributed management of
transactional and large volume data/information/knowledge.

My Interests in REGMGMT: With the advent of Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 (i.e.
Semantic Web), the world is moving into an age where all content is becoming
manageable and auditable ³records².  The lines between trackable and
manageable data, information and knowledge are becoming ³blurred²,
especially as single systems are starting to collapse and fully integrate
operational domains that used to require completely separate systems,
processes and people to manage them.  Since TraverseIT¹s goals and
specializations revolve around providing such solutions, I¹m very
interesting in learning, from this community, what the expectations and
requirements are for solid Records Management (especially as they pertain to
a modern, semantic web-driven world), so that we might effectively implement
such requirements in our own platform, for our customer base.

Anyhow, it¹s my pleasure to meet all of you and I certainly look forward to
learning from and exchanging knowledge with you.  In the mean time, please
always feel free to connect with me, offline, if you feel I can help you in
any way.

My Very Best,

Frank

Frank Guerino, CEO 
TraverseIT
908-294-5191 Cell
http://www.TraverseIT.com



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