I started doing high-tech marketing in Silicon Valley in 1981, in the early days of the PC revolution. Some accomplishments over the past 25 years include:- Drove the plan to better integrate end-user needs into the architecture, planning and engineering of computer platforms from the Intel Digital Enterprise Group in 2006- Led Intel's Web Services Program Office to establish the Intel Mobilized Software Initiative in 2003- Drove the development and publication of the IT Best Practices book series by Intel* Press and Addison Wesley in 2001- Drove development of the industry's first mainstream IT benefits metrics and negotiated Gartner's use of them to launch their Business Value of IT services in 1999- Led Intel's Standard High Volume server campaign -- a key part of the Pentium* Pro processor launch in 1995- Led the launch and marketing communications for Intel's first retail LAN products -- 21 products launched Sep 2, 1991- Developed Intel's Unix* VAR channel in 1990- As GSS Dir. of Mktg. (1985-1989), negotiated PC Magazine* Labs distribution of WinBench* 1.0, the first Windows benchmark program to use Microsoft* Windows graphics functions -- PC Magazine Labs distributed 65,000 free copies at COMDEX/Fall 1989- Drove Micro Focus' charter sponsorship of The Computer Chronicles series, including the first TV commercial-style underwriter's announcement on PBS - Responsible for the Adweek* “Year's 10 Best” award-winning print ad, "See COBOL, See COBOL Run, Run COBOL Run" as Micro Focus marketing communications manager (1983-1985)-