Sine Nomine Associates, Inc., a leader in open-source development and support, is pleased to announce that our company’s owner and CEO, Margarete Ziemer, PhD, published another article for the Enterprise Executive. The article entitled "Is Your Head In The Cloud(s)?" can be found in issue 2023-3. In the article, Margarete talks about data centers and how Fortune 500 companies are moving to the cloud. Loudoun County is home to over a hundred data centers with more being built. Margarete offers proposals as to how to make the right decision as a leader for companies when it comes to data center improvements. To read the entire Enterprise Executive article please use the following link: https://mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?m=23209&i=794046&p=16&ver=html5
Margarete has been leading the journey starting with our company’s founding in 2000, to mastering the current challenges posed by our distributed work-at-home matrix ecosystem. She has been an ardent supporter of her teams and empowering our employees on many levels to operate at peak performance and to achieve the company’s ambitious goals. She firmly believes in investing into both the employees and their workspaces in a plethora of aspects. In that vein, she was an early contributor to the Women in Technology mentoring programs. Margarete has written on various topics and presented at international conferences. She created professional non-profit organizations relevant to IT legacy technology and their maturation toward the future, plus she serves on the Board of the OpenAFS Foundation.
Margarete Ziemer emphasizes: "We are proud to say we continue to support the open-source community with a sharp focus on the mainframe and OpenAFS areas. Our most powerful offering is our customer support. We sincerely thank all our past and current customers and our associates. We are always ready to tackle your problems with custom solutions, particularly in the open-source space."
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