Aligning the Future: How to bridge EA and Low Code development

Come join us and listen to a star-studded panel discussing how low code and EA can support one another to drive more efficient, effective, and business-driven development. The goal is learn, share, and ask questions around how you can drive IT and business collaboration to enable consistency and alignment of effective development from strategy through development, implementation, and improvement.

Panel Discussion and Bios:
The goal of this panel is to learn, share, and ask questions around the following:
• How to drive IT and business collaboration and generate business value
• How to enable consistency and alignment throughout
• How to build efficiency and strategy as you move through development, implementation, and improvement

Panelists:

Jason Guenther: Head of Investments and Operations Technology for Putnam Investments. He is responsible for the planning, development, and delivery of technology solutions for the front, back and middle office. In addition, he oversees the Digital Technology PMO (project management office) function. Previously at Putnam, Mr. Guenther managed the technology teams responsible for Putnam’s public and private websites, operations, human resources, and customer relationship management (CRM) systems. During his career at Putnam, Mr. Guenther has overseen the creation of a data science COE (center of excellence), an iOS development team, and the UX (user-experience) function. He has over 15 years of digital media experience and is the co-inventor of a technology patent issued in 2008. Mr. Guenther has been in the investment industry since he joined Putnam in 2013.

Tony Meyer: Director of Sales at Mendix. Tony has worked at Mendix for 5 years and has helped start-ups to large enterprises adopt and implement low code solutions. Tony believes in the power of bringing business and IT closer together to create impactful business applications.

Jon Scalameiro: Manager of Architecture & Governance, Product Marketing at Mendix. Jon has been involved involvement in the software space for the past 17+ years. He’s held many roles in his career – application developer, analyst, architect – and loves to see how technology can solve problems. His most recent companies before Mendix were ConocoPhilips and Chesapeake Energy.

Keith Chambers: Innovative enterprise architect with strong record of achievement in designing, implementing, and developing enterprise solutions for Fortune 500 clients. Skilled in all facets of information management, processes, and systems analysis. Proven ability to engage with clients and build relationships