FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Bridgewater, NJ, May 5, 2016 – The Institute for Digital Transformation is pleased to announce that Doug Tedder has been named an Institute Fellow.
The Institute Fellow program recognizes industry leaders and experts who are at the forefront of leading their organizations and the industry into the Digital Era.
Mr. Tedder is the principal of Tedder Consulting and has served in management and leadership roles as both a practitioner and in the management consulting industry over his 30 years in IT. He holds numerous industry certifications in disciplines spanning ITIL, COBIT, Lean IT and Organizational Change Management.
Mr. Tedder is a frequent speaker at both local and national conferences and writes regular columns and articles for numerous industry publications. He is a member, former president and current board member of itSMF USA.
“I am excited to be a part of the Institute for Digital Transformation’s community of thought leaders as a Institute Fellow,” said Mr. Tedder. “The opportunity to influence, discuss, debate, and collaborate with this group on how businesses and professionals can successfully enter into the Digital Age is exciting for me. I’m looking forward to some great conversations!”
We are excited to have Doug join our team of Institute Fellows and look forward to his continued contributions to our community.
The Institute for Digital Transformation is a content and media organization, existing in the space between a think tank and an analyst/research firm. Through our network of Institute Fellows, we explore the impacts on organizations and their leaders as we transition from the Industrial to the Digital Era. Producing a wide range of insightful and thought-provoking content ranging from white papers and eBooks to interactive development programs to live events, we help develop leaders for the Digital Era and help them transform their organizations into Digital Enterprises.
Contact:
The Institute for Digital Transformation
991 US Highway 22, Suite 200
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
Phone: 877-751-2700
Email: info@i4dt.org
