Jeff Newlin Email & Phone Number

Birmingham, Al, Us

Newton, Ma, Us

I joined CyberArk via the Idaptive acquisition.

Santa Clara, California, Us

Johns Creek, Ga, Us

Bomgar is the leader in Secure Access solutions that empower the business. Bomgar’s leading remote support, privileged access management, and identity management solutions help support and security professionals improve productivity and security by enabling secure, controlled connections to any system or device, anywhere in the world.More than 10,000 organizations around the globe use Bomgar to deliver superior support services and reduce threats to valuable data and systems. Bomgar clients include some of the world’s leading IT outsourcers, systems integrators, software vendors, healthcare organizations, government agencies, universities, financial institutions, and retailers.Bomgar is privately held with offices in Atlanta, Jackson, Washington D.C., Frankfurt, London, Paris, and Singapore.

Johns Creek, Ga, Us

Johns Creek, Ga, Us

Atlanta, Georgia, Us

StarMobile was a cloud-based solution that delivered enterprise mobility at a fraction of the cost and time of any other approach. The patented technology directly leveraged an enterprise's existing investment in packaged on-premise, cloud-based, or custom-built applications and seamlessly transformed those applications to native mobile apps on iOS, Android, and Windows. StarMobile was originally conceived at the Georgia Tech, and developed under grants from the Georgia Research Alliance and the National Science Foundation.

Boston, Massachusetts, Us

OutSystems provides an open, high-productivity application platform (PaaS) that makes it easy to create, deploy and manage enterprise mobile and web applications. OutSystems Platform enables rapid delivery of applications for any device utilizing responsive or device-specific web design. By automating core DevOps best practices, enterprises can easily employ continuous integration and delivery. OutSystems Platform is available as a public cloud, private cloud, or on-premises solution. It delivers native applications for mobile and web via HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and Java or C#.

Armonk, New York, Ny, Us

Silverpop, an IBM Company, is a cloud-based digital marketing provider that offers email marketing and lead management solutions. Silverpop Engage uses customer data and individual behaviors, collected from a variety of sources, to inform and drive personalized interactions in real time. By providing deep, behavior-based customer insights and an intuitive engagement engine, Silverpop reduces the complexity of omnichannel marketing and enables exceptional experiences for customers across the entire buyer journey. As part of IBM’s ExperienceOne integrated portfolio, Silverpop will help convert prospects into loyal customers through more relevant one-to-one interactions. Silverpop is trusted by more than 5,000 brands around the globe.

MerchantWired was a full service technology and network service provider focused on the retail industry. MerchantWired was founded in 1999 by retail industry experts to create a network and technology platform that brought high-speed and wireless Internet connectivity (the Cloud) to retailers and consumers in approximately half of the major shopping venues in the US & Canada. It was funded and backed by a coalition of property owners including The Macerich Company, The Rouse Company, Simon Property Group, Taubman Centers, Urban Shopping Centers, and Westfield America. MerchantWired formed strategic alliances that included among others Symbol, AT&T, CISCO, and IBM. MerchantWired discontinued operations in 2002.

Cybrant was a venture-backed Silicon Valley company based in Mountain View, CA. Cybrant solved complex business problems related to automation of all areas of selling and ordering including solution design, product selection, configuration, pricing and quoting. The company was founded in March 1999 by software industry veteran Dave Buchanan who also was the founder of Aurum Software. Cybrant was acquired by Blue Martini Software in April 2002.

Austin, Texas, Us

TenFold was founded in 1993 in the greater Salt Lake City area to create an application development environment and applications engine for financial services, healthcare, and numerous other industries across the entire value chain. Its products and services helped companies build and deploy their applications in a fraction of the time of traditional tools and techniques. TenFold IPO'ed in 1998 but is now a privately held, independent company headquartered in Austin, Texas that operates as an affiliate of the Versata family of companies.

Dallas, Tx, Us

Texas Instruments Software Division was a $300M+ division of Texas Instruments formed in the mid-1980s. This division's core product was the IEF (Information Engineering Facility) a Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) application development environment. IEF was subsequently branded as Composer by IEF, Composer, COOL:Gen, and Gen. The IEF originally supported the information engineering methodology developed by James Martin and others in the early 1980s. Early versions supported IBM mainframe applications (COBOL/CICS/DB2). As the enterprise computing platforms changed the toolset evolved to support C, Java, C#, Oracle, and Microsoft SQL Server. TI Software was acquired by Sterling Software in 1997 which was in turn acquired by CA in 2000.

R&O Software Technik GmbH was a German software company now part of ASG via multiple acquisitions. Its primary product was Rochade, an enterprise metadata management product.

KaseWorks was a privately held software company whose products were used by C, C++, and COBOL application developers to simplify building and deploying client-server applications. It discontinued operations in 1994.

At this time, James Martin & Co. was global consultancy focused on delivering enterprise information systems using the Information Engineering Methodology and the KnowledgeWare and Texas Instruments Software CASE toolsets.

KnowledgeWare was a software company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. Its product was a Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) toolset originally called IEW (Information Engineering Workbench) and subsequently branded ADW (Application Development Workbench). KnowledgeWare was acquired by Sterling Software in 1994 which was in its turn was acquired by CA in 2000.