Dennis Gaughan
Vice President

Dennis Gaughan brings over 15 years of experience in corporate information technology and software product marketing to his role as vice president at AMR Research. Dennis, a member of the market services team, focuses on IT management and service oriented architecture. He also contributes to research on governance, risk and compliance (GRC). During his tenure as an analyst at AMR Research, Dennis has lead the research for many infrastructure technologies including mobile, RFID, messaging, collaboration, integration and development tools.

Dennis re-joins AMR Research from IBM Corporation, where he was responsible for the product strategy and marketing for the Tivoli security portfolio within IBM’s Software Group. Prior to joining AMR Research, Dennis held a variety of IT management positions, including a term as senior analyst for PepsiCo. His experience running an IT organization as well as developing and supporting applications have contributed to his research expertise in IT governance.

Dennis has spoken on IT strategy, SOA and enabling technologies at several industry conferences, and is frequently quoted in the business and technology press.

Dennis is a graduate of Boston College and has completed additional course work in managing technology strategy at MIT’s Sloan School of Management.

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• Microsoft Launches First Real Threat to PPM Market With Project Server 2010

May

Protecting Critical Intellectual Property in a Global Marketplace

May 11, 2010 | 11AM - 12:30PM ET Bookmark to my calendar

With increased outsourcing and business collaboration comes increased risk of your intellectual property (IP) falling into the wrong hands. In this teleconference, we will explore techniques Peer Forum members take for protecting their valuable IP in foreign countries and across business partners. How do companies establish clear ownership for IP protection within their organization? What policies and practices are most successful? What changes in company culture must happen for IP protection efforts to be successful? In addition to facilitating discussion among Oracle EBS Peer Forum members, AMR Research will present findings from recent quantitative research on this topic.