A Macro View on Microservices
Webinar
March 29, 2018
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Speakers
Keith LaForce
Managing Director
Buffi Gresh
Director, Worldwide Business Value and Enablement
Jeremy Davis
Principal Solutions Architect
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Keith LaForce
Managing Director
Keith LaForce is a Managing Director at Levvel responsible for managing processes and people to ensure quality work is delivered to Levvel’s clients. Keith has 15 years of engineering consulting experience that ranges from application development, enterprise architecture, devops, and leadership. Keith has worked in Fortune 10 insurance and financial services organizations setting the standards for architecture, delivery, and implementation processes. In previous roles, Keith specialized in providing digital transformation solutions for clients across a variety of industry verticals. Through Keith’s extensive consulting experience, he is influencing how Levvel delivers consistent engagement models across all our clients to ensure a great client experience.
Buffi Gresh
Director, Worldwide Business Value and Enablement
Jeremy Davis
Principal Solutions Architect
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