Brian Bauder is a Salesforce Certified Application Architect, Business Solutions Designer at Staples. He possess expertise in databases, sdlc, e commerce, integration, salesforce.com and 29 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Staples has been really fortunate in having Brian at the helm of their Salesforce.com design and execution, really taking full ownership of their CRM strategy and ensuring that the business and operations teams are equally successful. Brian outperforms his title on a daily basis and he's never above rolling up his sleeves to conquer a challenge. He understands the value of functional expertise and how to cultivate that value system amongst a broadly distributed team. He also has a certain elegance to his leadership style that is not reproducible, but fascinating to observe and to be a part of. I really consider myself lucky to have had the opportunity learn from Brian how to be more articulate, patient, and to lead with compassion in order to build teams and instill faith amongst peers. You'd be mad to not jump at the chance to work with Brian Bauder should you ever have the opportunity.", "It’s rare that you come across standout talent like Brian. I have had the pleasure of knowing Brian for 5 years during which we partnered on Salesforce Pricing initiatives. Brian’s ability to understand the business issues and offer up comprehensive IT solutions is outstanding. He just gets ‘it’ and does so with an incredibly positive attitude, no matter the challenges we faced. It is with great gusto that I recommend Brian.", and "I highly recommend Brian for any potential IT position, and especially one that requires analysis of proprietary systems. Brian has a way of quickly and easily determining how different applications work from both a logical and code perspective. He is able to understand all levels of the application, from persistence layer in the database, to code, to hardware system components. It has been my good fortune to work with Brian for the past several years. My only regret is that I am moving to a different department where I will no longer get to collaborate with Brian as much as I have in the past. I will miss his professional demeanor, his friendship, and the many times that he has rendered me assistance."