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eCameron, Inc. was originally established as The Cameron Group and incorporated in 2002 in the State of Washington. While the name has changed our dedication to our customers has not.
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eCameron, Inc. 833 NW 24th Ave. Camas, WA 98607 Ph: 360.834.7361 e-Mail:
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President:
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For twenty-five years Presidents, Vice Presidents, and C-Level executives of manufacturing and service companies have asked Mr. Todd Williams to help them build leading-edge systems, improve organizational efficiency, and turn-around troubled projects. From this experience, he has developed methods to streamline organizations, recover red projects and help prevent recurring failures. His first book, Rescue the Problem Project: A Complete Guide to Identifying, Preventing, and Recovering from Project Failure (AMACOM Books, 2011), defines a project audit and recovery process for rescuing failing projects that focuses on root cause correction and prevention. His experience covers many domains inside manufacturing and service industries. Experience is drawn from working on internal and third-party projects, including integration of manufacturing systems, equipment integration, web-based collaboration tools, thick clients with automated internet update, and large-scale business systems integration. His cultural experience includes the Pacific Rim, Middle East and North America, coordinating teams dispersed in as many as five countries, three continents and countless time zones. Over the years has a developed covering projects.
As President of eCameron, Inc., located outside Portland, Oregon, he is considered an expert in rescuing projects and preventing their failure. He maintains a blog that has been quoted in numerous online and print magazines including CIO Update, ZDNet, The Center for CIO Leadership, CIO Essentials, IT Business Edge, and Project Managers Planet. For more information on his accomplishments refer to the company's Influence Reach pamphlet.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 22 June 2011 05:58
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Vice President:
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| Ms. Williams, Vice President and co-founder of eCameron, Inc. is responsible for sales and marketing, administration and financial management. |
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Executive Consultant:
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Joining eCameron in 2010, Don is a senior IT leader who provides strategic leadership, practical application, and successful implementation of information services and technology for all sizes of companies. He has worked in a broad range of industries that serve everything from local markets to global organizations.
Having held the positions as Vice President and Director for multiple corporations in all of the major IT disciplines, he understands the value of applying technology sensibly with measurable results in every aspect of corporate life—strategic planning, execution strategies, cross-functional collaboration, process development, operations, and organizational transformations. The industries he serves include banking, financial services, high-tech manufacturing, and electronics manufacturing. Don has been a leader and contributing member of multiple regional, national, and international projects. Familiar with the subtlety of cultural differences, Don has successfully implemented large global B2B systems, global ERP infrastructure systems, country conversions to global ERP systems, and multiple M&A (merger and acquisitions) projects encompassing people, culture, process and technology.
For over eight years, Don has been involved with the Oracle Applications User Group (OAUG), serving on the Board of Directors as well as being a Past President.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 22 June 2011 05:43
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