Dan W Deane from 6451 Cedar St, Littleton, CO 80120, age 65, Phone: (303) 717-8152

Resumes

Sales Associate

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Location:

Denver, CO

Industry:

Information Technology And Services

Work:

Lewan Technology
Sales Associate
Eplus Inc. Nov 2014 - Mar 2016
Senior Solutions Archictect, Pre-Sales
Net Source, Inc. 2002 - Oct 2014
Account Manager
Net Source, Inc. Dec 2001 - Feb 2004
Systems Engineer
Hitachi Data Systems 2001 - 2001
Pre-Sales Engineer

Education:

University of Denver 1988 - 1990
Masters, Computer Information Systems, Software Engineering Western Colorado University 1978 - 1982
Bachelors

Skills:

Storage
Data Center
Virtualization
Pre Sales
Cloud Computing
Enterprise Storage
Enterprise Software
Solution Selling
Storage Virtualization
Saas
Disaster Recovery
Storage Area Networks
Vmware
San
Nas
Professional Services
Storage Solutions
Managed Services
Unix
Channel Partners
Salesforce.com
Direct Sales
Netapp
High Availability
Security
Sales Process
It Strategy
Sales Enablement
Storage Architecture
Unified Communications
Go To Market Strategy
Firewalls
Deduplication
Network Security
Business Alliances
Vdi
Storage Management

Certifications:

Netapp Certified Storage Associate
Netapp Certified Data Administrator, Clustered Data Ontap
Netapp

Dan Deane

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Location:

United States

News

Shrinking soda cans and bottles

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's bad reputation is in part the result of mushrooming sizes. For decades, Coke was sold primarily in 6.5-ounce glass bottles. In 1955, the company started introducing larger servings after Pepsi-Cola marketed a bigger glass bottle, according to Dan Deane, president of the Coca-Cola Collectors Club.

Date

Jan 14, 2015

Category:

Business

Source:

Google

Tiny Cokes: Less guilt means more money

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Sodas bad reputation is in part the result of mushrooming sizes. For decades, Coke was soldprimarily in 6.5-ounce glass bottles. In 1955, the company started introducing larger servingsafter Pepsi-Cola marketed a bigger glass bottle, said Dan Deane, president of the Coca-ColaCollectors Club.

Date

Jan 14, 2015

Category:

Business

Source:

Google

Tiny Cokes: Less guilt means more money for makers

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putation, after all, is in part the result of mushrooming sizes. For decades, Coke was sold primarily in 6.5-ounce glass bottles. In 1955, the company started introducing larger servings after Pepsi-Cola marketed a bigger glass bottle, according to Dan Deane, president of the Coca-Cola Collectors Club.

Date

Jan 13, 2015

Category:

Business

Source:

Google

Tiny Cokes: Less guilt means more money for makers

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reputation, after all, is in part the result of mushrooming sizes. For decades, Coke was sold primarily in 6.5-ounce glass bottles. In 1955, the company started introducing larger servings after Pepsi-Cola marketed a bigger glass bottle, according to Dan Deane, president of the Coca-Cola Collectors Club.

Date

Jan 13, 2015

Category:

Business

Source:

Google

Publications

Amazon

What to do when the Feds knock on your door: responding appropriately to an unwanted government intrusion is critical to the future of a company.(LAW): An article from: New Hampshire Business Review

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This digital document is an article from New Hampshire Business Review, published by Business Publications, Inc. on May 22, 2009. The length of the article is 933 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available immediat...

Author

David A. Vicinanzo, W. Dan Deane

Binding

Digital

Pages

Publisher

Business Publications, Inc.

ISBN #

The Early Bird Vol. 19 #1 (January-February, 1981) (A Classic Thunderbird Club International Publication)

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This 40-page issue featurs News for Early Birds, Advisory Council Report, Notes from National, Bill of Fare, Cover Car, Ford Part Numbering System, Progress Report, '55 Hard Starting...One More Time, Magic Carpet, Authenticity/Archives, Readers Write, What's New for T-Birds, Around the Aviary, Champ...

Binding

Paperback

Publisher

Classic Thunderbird Club International

ISBN #