Sam Greenblatt Email & Phone Number

The Quantum Wormhole is a nonprofit corporation to advance the further use of quantum computing and enabling real quantum computing in the cloud and on-premise. After studying the many offerings and commercial and public corporations, we've decided to put the top experts globally to work with us on a photonics-based computer very similar to the work that has performed in Toronto and Helsinki. We plan complete programming, compilation, and execution environment for its quantum processor. The easiest way to make quantum computing a reality through open source and the Quantum Physics Associations. The current environments are based on binary approximations, not Quantum Mechanics.

Cognitive and Quantum Labs help clients untangle the complexity of molecular and chemical interactions leading to the discovery of new medicines and materials. Enable ultra-efficient logistics and supply chains, such as optimizing production of a product using 3D technology. Helping find new ways to model financial data and isolate key global risk factors to make better investments. Quantum will make aspects of artificial intelligence such as machine learning in cognitive learning.

San Jose, California, Us

Sam is a consultant to technology companies to define strategies and offers technology services beyond the company's business strategy. He will focus on the strategic requirements of clients'​ businesses by working with them to determine long-term technology-related decisions and create the appropriate operating model. Mr. Greenblatt is a Technologist in Residence at several technology companies. He uses his background as a technologist and his history of successfully helping companies bring technology to market. Helping the management team of these companies source and evaluate potential technology, particularly in areas where he applies his background.

Sam Greenblatt is a Technologist In Residence at Nano Global focusing on this new technology; nanotechnology has the potential to impact to change every aspect of the world. The area that has the greatest promise is manipulating properties and structures at the nanoscale in medicine. He will work with Nano Global, universities, start-ups and universities. He works with Steve Papermaster (CEO), Steve served as a presidential advisor and co-chaired the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST). Steve was founding panel member of the National Nanotechnology Initiative. He helped coordinate $15 billion in US investments for R&D activities in nanoscale science, engineering, technology, and related efforts, across 26 different agencies and programs.

Round Rock, Texas, Us

Sam's group at Dell committed to differentiating Dell in the marketplace by delivering solutions enabled through workloads. Sam helps provide these solutions, to have strong alliances, develop cross-line of business offerings and offer a cohesive architecture that will make customers’ offerings run better with the workloads that meet these needs. He has two groups the Infrastructure Group will focus on IaaS, PaaS, and HPC (Red Hat OpenStack, Azure, HyperV, VMware). The Business Solutions will focus on Analytics, Big Data, and Enterprise Applications (SAP and Oracle). His group provides a more direct link between customer pain points and the technical product and solutions roadmap. Providing the ability to integrate other Dell products and solutions into the Enterprise Solutions roadmap to solve customer problems and the broader Dell Go-to-Market engine. His group expands the diversity of our offerings and the ability to deliver relevant client offerings through our strategic relationships with leading software vendors such as Red Hat, Oracle, Microsoft, Cloudera, SAP, and VMware. He was the CTO. His group was recognizing the synergies of our workload enablers and technology to create effective solutions. His responsibility was for the field capabilities through the enterprise technologists and provides providing technical education and technical training to ensure we can fulfill our customers’ needs in this area.

Houston, Texas, Us

Sam is running Critical Systems Management working with the delivery and the client organizations on complex integrations, software development, architecture, cloud, product management, and project management for all Americas customers having critical issues. He will assist and participate in the transition and transformation of critical situations and develop new operational models for each account as needed. Sam’s goal is to resolve critical existing situations and assist in business development to prevent issues that will result in satisfied shareholders and customers. He was responsible for turning around USPS, Ohio Taxation, and several military projects for HP.

Houston, Texas, Us

Sam Greenblatt is the chief technology office and head of technical strategy for openwebOS. He guides HP openwebOS strategy around open collaboration. He is responsible for the technical engineering around the open sourcing openwebOS. The focus is on the practice of openly developing openwebOS and the belief that the open source development model produces great software and the goal of making software based on the concept of web technology (HTML5 and webkit). Sam has many years of open source experience including being on the board of OSDL (Linux Foundation), Eclipse,OMG and a long history in software development including being a CTO at HP, Chief Innovation Officer at CA Technology, and CTO at Candle Corporation (IBM).

Houston, Texas, Us

Sam Greenblatt was the chief technology officer for Enterprise Global Distribution, which includes independent software vendors, system integrators, managed services providers, business advisory firms, network service providers and channel partners for HP Enterprise Business. It created industry models to integrate and communicate with these clients and Global Distribution team for HP Enterprise Business and the help them bring business solutions to the market utilizing HP Technology including frameworks for industries and engagements. The CTO brings to bear all solutions integrating HP's hardware, software, and services. The job works across HP's organizations with relationships to the technical and business leaders in our business units and sales team. The ultimate goal creates client value relationships with our key partners. As CTO, he became proactive trusted advisor that will understand their key client and industry initiatives and leverage HP's capability and strategic direction to bring innovative propositions to you and the partners. The CTO works with the architectural integrity of the solutions and is the technical leader in Global Distribution to be a key influencer of our client’s strategy in relationship to Hewlett-Packard. In this position, he helped HP in driving the adoption of HP technology such as cloud working with the business units that handle that strategy. It will also support HP in obtaining relevant information from Alliance engagements to help the technical teams and the business teams understand the unique relationships of dealing with the largest integrators.

Houston, Texas, Us

He was the Chief Technology Officer for HP.com he has directed the key transformation from Web publishing to a digital communications platform which incorporates dynamic web content, advanced metadata, faceted search and semantic analysis. He works with outside design firms and technology companies to enable a world-class technology stack to create a total digital experience for Hewlett-Packard using advanced technology. He works with social media and mobile media to ensure that the platform encompasses all technology

Houston, Texas, Us

Sam Greenblatt was ithe Chief Technology Officer for the LaserJet Enterprise Solutions group and General Manager of Core Technologies IPG within Hewlett-Packard's Imaging and Printing Group. He also runs the Core Technology Group which has a $100 million budget with 365 people and is responsible all software within both LaserJet and Inkjet Technology. He spearheaded HP's move into alliance partnerships with Adobe and Microsoft by transitioning internal developed software to partner software. He has transformed the IPG software development process by moving them to the agile environment, metrics-based testing, and joint quality programs with customer support and external partners to increase IPG market share through usability and quality.

Houston, Texas, Us

Strategic Programs for the corporate office of Hewlett-Packard andwas responsible for competitive analysis and industry analysis of HP's position in the marketplace. He presented to the board of directors and the executive committee on key analysis of HP’s position

San Jose, California, Us

Responsible for CA Labs, IP Management, New Product Formation and Development

Prior to joining Hewlett Packard Sam was the senior vice president of Innovation for CA. He ran CA’s intellectual property portfolio, labs and technical leadership council. Prior to that he was Chief Architect for the Linux Technology Group at Computer Associates International, Inc. (CA), is responsible for the cross brand integration of Linux technology. He worked with CA’s strategic customers and the IT industry to help formulate strategy in emerging Linux technologies. A recognized expert in networked computing, system management and object technology, Mr. Greenblatt worked closely with customers to deliver solutions that focus on emerging technologies. Mr. Greenblatt joined CA in 1994 and has held senior management positions in development and cross- platform product strategy. He has contributed to the development of CA’s Unicenter and eTrust solutions and has served on technical advisory boards for several of CA’s largest customersAs the Senior Vice President, and Chief Architect of the Linux Technology Group, Mr. Greenblatt was responsible for the formulation of IBM's business and investment strategy development of products and management of the company's Linux business opportunity activities. He sat on CA's Strategy Team, which focused on the long-term strategic issues and opportunities for the company, and as a member of the Technology Team that examined the near-and long-termtechnical developments and trends which could impact both CA and the IT industry.Sam was appointed Senior Vice President and Chief Architect in July 2002. In this capacity, he was responsible for shaping CA’s overall software strategy and directing CA's $1.3 billion emerging software business. Sam has played a leading role in the growth of CA’s Unicenter Brand since its inception in 1995. He was Senior Vice President responsible for CA's strategy for the mainframe and distributed software solutions for e-business

His responsibilities included intellectual property, government technical standards, open systems, research and CA Labs. He reported to the CEO. Sam was responsible for reviewing and establishing technical strategy with the Chairman and CEO of Computer Associates. He had responsibility for key CA initiatives that are critical to the future of the IT industry. In that capacity, he leads CA’s companywide initiatives in open source.

Los Angeles, California, Us

Chief Technology Officer and General Manager Genesis GroupMr. Greenblatt was General Manager of Candle’s Genesis Division, which developed and produced emerging technologiesfor large- enterprise systems. During the 1990s, he guided Candle through one of the most comprehensive product transformations the software industry has ever seen, reinventing Omegamon as an open, enterprise-level server for today's e-business applications. He has held a number of executive positions at Candle including Chief Technology Officer.He has also served as vice president and group executive responsible for the enterprise management, middleware management and networked applications management business units.Mr. Greenblatt joined Candle in 1988 and has also held vice president- level positions in R&D, as well as product and business strategy. He began his Candle career running the data center and then as a software developer and project leader. He moved through a series of management positions to become director of Candle’s leading-edge R&D operation. In this role, he drove strategic object-oriented and distributed computing development initiatives. Today, these architecture and infrastructure investments are central to the value of Candle’s scalable enterprise infrastructure management solutions. He developed Candle’s Cross Platform Framework. He served on IBM’s SystemView Design Council and was responsible for over 300 System Professionals. Recognized expert in S/390 Performance and Management

Philadelphia, Pa, Us

Taught courses in Computer Sciences rated as a top faculty member

Houston, Tx, Us

Manager Corporate Communications Development. Mr. Greenblatt handled all ARCO’s strategic direction in Communications, and he designed ARCO’s hybrid network and was granted the first Tariff 12 with AT&T. He was the key Architect for the division. ARCO Chemical He was the manager of Technical Support and Technology and directed all ARCO Chemical’s Data Centers. He developed the key ARCO Chemical’s Strategic Business Systems and headed all technology He managed many implementation and upgrades. He is experienced in the processes that the applications support and best practices for implementing large-scale projects.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Us

Taught graduate and multiple courses in Computer Sciences. Authored the couse in computing networking

Us

Responsible for infrastructure and development

3 Year managerMajor Engagements: included System Planning and Capacity Planning; System Installation; and Financial Reporting. Sam headed the firm competency team in emerging technology planning.

Mba, Information Sciences (Computer Science)

Bba, Information Sciences