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Daniel Gordon of MyWorkDrive.com and Intivix.com is a result-driven and highly accomplished senior executive, IT leader and entrepreneur with 25 years of experience in building and managing technology-based firms focused on cloud computing, digital transformation, managed services, and product development. A true IT innovator and an accomplished businessman, Daniel is an expert in all aspects of IT, strategic planning, project management, software design, process optimization, compliance and organizational development. He has a long track record of inventing, crafting and delivering cutting-edge solutions designed to support organizations through rapid growth and expansion. A dynamic leader with strong strategic vision and a potent skill set, Daniel is supremely positioned to drive revenue growth, market share and international market expansion.
Daniel’s career is dotted with impressive highlights including co-founding of Intivix.com - a highly profitable IT Consulting firm located in San Francisco and MyWorkDrive – an Enterprise cloud file access solution for Microsoft Active Directory based networks that allows them to access their work files without VPN, syncing or storing data in a public cloud.
In addition to his executive career, Daniel serves on several advisory boards and boards of directors. He is a member of the Cloud Partner Advisory Council of Microsoft. He is also member of Microsoft’s Enterprise Cloud Alliance and Cloud Champions Club. Daniel has also participated in a number of speaking engagements such as the Microsoft World Partner Conference.
Accessing files using traditional VPN software comes at a great cost. In this
article we quantify true costs of supporting VPNs for remote access.
Businesses of all types utilize VPN software solutions to provide remote
access to their employees. How do we quantify the true Total Cost of
Ownership (TCO) of supporting VPN software? Why is TCO Important?
Gartner, Inc. (www.gartner.com) defines TCO as the total cost of using and
maintaining an IT investment over time. TCO calculations include a
combination of direct costs (hardware, software acquisition, management and
support) and indirect costs (end-user training and downtime). TCO is often
overlooked and unbudgeted, presenting an incomplete projection of overall IT
costs.
Most organizations look at their direct costs and setup labor only at the
time of purchase. However, research shows that a system's software & ... (more)
Daniel Gordon of MyWorkDrive.com and Intivix.com is a result-driven and highly accomplished senior executive, IT leader and entrepreneur with 25 years of experience in building and managing technology-based firms focused on cloud computing, digital transformation, managed services, and product development. A true IT innovator and an accomplished businessman, Daniel is an expert in all aspects of IT, strategic planning, project management, software design, process optimization, compliance and organizational development. He has a long track record of inventing, crafting and delivering cutting-edge solutions designed to support organizations through rapid growth and expansion. A dynamic leader with strong strategic vision and a potent skill set, Daniel is supremely positioned to drive revenue growth, market share and international market expansion.
Daniel’s career is dotted with impressive highlights including co-founding of Intivix.com - a highly profitable IT Consulting firm located in San Francisco and MyWorkDrive – an Enterprise cloud file access solution for Microsoft Active Directory based networks that allows them to access their work files without VPN, syncing or storing data in a public cloud.
In addition to his executive career, Daniel serves on several advisory boards and boards of directors. He is a member of the Cloud Partner Advisory Council of Microsoft. He is also member of Microsoft’s Enterprise Cloud Alliance and Cloud Champions Club. Daniel has also participated in a number of speaking engagements such as the Microsoft World Partner Conference.
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