Strategy consultant, author of "Breakthrough IT" and speaker
Charlotte, North Carolina Area
- Current
-
- Owner at Prevoyance Group
- Past
-
- Principal Consultant at syskoplan Consulting
- Sales and Logistics Process Specialist at Pitney Bowes
- Senior Consultant at IBM Business Consulting Services
1 more...
- Recommended
-
5 people have recommended Patrick - Connections
-
166
connections
- Industry
- Management Consulting
- Websites
Patrick Gray’s Summary
Patrick Gray is the founder and President of the Prevoyance Group, located near Charlotte, NC, USA. Prevoyance Group focuses on providing Strategic IT consulting, which combines applied strategy and process improvement to ensure large IT organizations measurable monetary returns. Past clients include CA, Gillette, OfficeMax, Pitney Bowes, SAP and several other Fortune 500 and 1000 companies.
After spending his youth “anchored” to the East Coast of the United States, Patrick’s consulting career has allowed him to work in and explore the rest of the US and much of Europe. His recent work has focused on international projects, and he has led implementations for foreign subsidiaries of several US companies. Patrick frequently speaks for large audiences during client engagements, and once had the opportunity to speak at a former Royal Manor House near Windsor Castle.
Always investigating new methods to improve project performance, Patrick has a Six Sigma Black Belt certificate from Villanova University and is a member of the Project Management Institute. He has published several articles and has been quoted numerous times in major publications such as the New York Times, CIO India, InfoWorld and Business 2.0. He also publishes a monthly column on CIOUpdate.com and recently saw the publication of his first book: Breakthrough IT: Supercharging Organizational Growth Through Technology, John Wiley & Sons, November 2007.
Also active outside the consulting world, Patrick is also a co-founder and member of the Board of Directors of Connected Minds, an organization dedicated to capturing often neglected perspectives of historical events. Rather than present history through the words and writings of its “greatest figures,” Connected Minds captures history through video and audio recordings of everyday people who lived through it.
