Slalom Consulting's National Director of Research and Development, Dave Uhler to Participate in Internet Week New York Panel
NEW YORK, May 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- On Thursday, Slalom Consulting's Dave Uhler, national director of research and development, will participate in Internet Week New York's "Supplying the Demand: Providing Service in Digital" panel.
As highlighted by Venture Beat, the panel will cover the ever-changing landscape of the Internet and discuss how companies can remain relevant in new and innovative ways while remaining true to their core values. Panelists will discuss how companies can create and maintain relationships with a community without compromising their messaging.
Other panelists include Josh Mohrer, NYC general manager, Uber; Anna Elwood, director of operations, ZocDoc; Federico Folcia, co-founder and CEO, Roomorama; Christopher Ray, director digital market, LG; Steven Rojas, director of social media, The GrandLife Hotels and Devindra Hardawar, national editor, VentureBeat.
About Slalom:
Slalom Consulting brings business and technology expertise together to help companies drive enterprise performance, accelerate innovation, enhance the customer experience, and increase employee productivity. The firm delivers award-winning solutions in areas such as business intelligence, mobility, and cloud through a national network of local offices across 11 North American cities.
Founded in 2001 and based in Seattle, Wash., Slalom has rapidly grown to more than 1,500 consultants. The company has earned recognition from Microsoft as the "United States Partner of the Year" and "Online Services Partner of the Year," as well as one of the "Top 10 Best Firms to Work For" by Consulting Magazine. For more information, visit www.slalom.com.
SOURCE Slalom Consulting
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