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Debu Chatterjee

Debu founded DxContinuum in 2012 because he believed that the growth of corporate Big Data has the key to solve the challenge every Sales Organization has – be predictable and consistent. With 25 years of experience in all things data – predictive analytics, business intelligence, distributed systems, databases, systems management, enterprise software, and security; and roles in areas of technical and business execution, strategy and delivery, global development and build vs buy decisions, he now leads DxContinuum, a company focused on solving the predictability challenges of Sales Organizations.Prior to being a startup founder, Debu was Vice President of Healthcare and Fraud Analytics at Fair Isaac. In that role, he delivered multi tenanted, multi modal deployment of highly scalable software solutions using predictive analytics to detect fraud abuse and waste in healthcare payor industry. Prior to that, Debu was at Informatica, a leading provider of enterprise data integration software, where he was fully responsible for Informatica Power Center, and the Connector suite of products. Prior to that, he worked at Oracle, where he managed and developed key technologies for the Database Server and Systems Management Products. Over 15 years, he delivered key Oracle technologies like Oracle Call Interface, Advanced Queues, Streams, and Oracle Enterprise Manager. He has been awarded 19 patents and has filed for numerous others. He was a founding Member of Enterprise Grid Alliance and has presented at other Grid Computing and Distributed Systems conferences. Debu has an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, a Masters in Computer Science from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and a Bachelors in Computer Science from the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur.
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The War between Sales and Marketing

January 20, 2015
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Debu Chatterjee

Sales and marketing in many companies are at odds with each other. Some of the causes of this conflict have been documented in articles like HBR's "Ending the War Between Sales and Marketing." The......