The Dillon Kane Group (DKG) is a privately-held entrepreneurial firm that invests in, builds, revitalizes, and optimizes technology solution businesses. DKG focuses primarily on software asset revitalization initiatives, buying and building businesses using both its own capital and outside investors – typically with a long-term investment horizon.Dillon Kane Turns Good Software Assets Into Great Software Businesses.Dillon Kane acts as a value investor in software assets that may be underperforming but are well-positioned for rapid turnaround. These assets are often “orphaned” within larger corporate entities, e.g., the software asset no longer fits within the seller’s strategic vision and has lost management focus and investment priority. Once the software asset is lifted out from its corporate parent, it can be revitalized and re-engineered as a high-growth business.DKG is a “revitalization and monetization engine” at the crossroads of technology, finance, and business. Its 200+ specialists leverage a unique blend of multi-disciplinary skill sets, combining agile technology prowess with unparalleled business experience in strategy, finance, operations, marketing, channel management, and go-to-market. This is the ideal management team for acquiring, revitalizing, repositioning, and optimizing software assets that have traditionally been underperforming.DKG's broad portfolio of companies and businesses includes IT automation, digital insurance, integrated communications, aviation technology, healthcare systems, and enterprise-class incident response, as well as several (in process) partnership businesses and incubated technologies that are poised for prime time. http://www.dillonkane.com​

Tom served as CEO and Executive Chairman of the Board of iTRACS Corporation, a market-leading infrastructure technology company acquired by CommScope under Tom’s leadership.2009-2013Executive Chairman of the Board2000-2008Chief Executive Officer

Tom served as Senior Executive Vice President at EVEREN Securities, the tenth largest U.S. brokerage firm, where he had responsibility for all Capital Markets activities. EVEREN Securities was formerly known as Kemper Securities.