Founder and CEO at SilverTree Systems, Inc.
Greater Chicago Area
- Current
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- Founder and CEO at SilverTree Systems, Inc.
- Past
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- CTO at LimitNone, Inc.
- Founder and CEO at SnapActive Corporation
- Founder and CEO at InfoPower Systems. Inc.
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- Education
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- The Hebrew University
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Jonathan Sapir’s Summary
My specialty is helping businesses use software to gain a competitive advantage. In addition to designing and building systems for many clients, I have written extensively about new ways to leverage information technology.
Rod Smith, IBM Fellow and IBM Vice President of Emerging Technologies, wrote the following about my contribution to his own work:
"I'm a avid follower of Jonathan's thoughts & body of work. When starting down the current path of Web 2.0 three years ago, Jonathan's book & interviews captured exactly what is now transpiring in terms of business transformation. I have quoted Jonathan on many, many occasions; his insights into understanding emerging key business issues both from the IT perspective and the line-of-business have been truly visionary. How much so? I've based my current emerging technology efforts around the principles Jonathan laid out - and glad I did!"
Jonathan Sapir’s Specialties:
Business/IT alignment, professional service company management, custom software development, software product development, offshore team development, project management.
Jonathan Sapir’s Experience
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Founder and CEO
SilverTree Systems, Inc.
(Privately Held; Computer Software industry)
January 2008 — Present (1 year 7 months)
SilverTree Systems specializes in helping businesses accelerate their adoption of on-demand software solutions. Services include strategy planning, solution development, and technical resource provisioning. Our expertise includes Force.com, .Net, Java, PHP, Adobe Flex and Amazon Web Services.
Jonathan Sapir’s Education
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The Hebrew University
BA , International Relations , 1972 — 1976
