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Date:9/16/2009

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  • Dan Goldsmith is a partner at IBM Global Business Services. In this capacity, he focuses on designing business and technology enterprise strategies, delivering large programs, creating and sharing industry and technical expertise, and playing a leadership role in IBM's Life Sciences practice. He specializes in helping Life Sciences organizations maximize the effectiveness of their activities through the strategic implementation of process improvements, technology, and business intelligence. He and his team take a business driven approach to working with sales organizations, marketing teams, contracting and pricing departments, and clinical and medical affairs functions. Dan has helped some of the largest Life Sciences companies architect innovative strategies and solutions to measure and enhance the effectiveness of their business. He has over 10 years of experience in the Life Sciences industry and has worked with organizations such as: Abbott, Amgen, AstraZeneca, Aventis, Eli Lilly, Novartis, Merck, McKesson, J&J, NovoNordisk, PDI, Serono, and Wyeth.
  • Anurag Wadehra is Senior Vice President, Marketing and Product Management at Siperian. Bringing more than 20 years of business experience to Siperian, he directs all product management and marketing activities including product requirements for new and existing products, product marketing, market entry strategy, sales and partner marketing, branding and public relations. He has led product marketing and management programs for both cutting-edge enterprise software companies as well as Fortune 100 corporations. Prior to Siperian, he was vice president of marketing for Intersperse, an application infrastructure manageme
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