This document discusses Chris Friel and his role as a Distinguished Engineer and Technology Strategist at Infusion in New York. It provides examples of projects Infusion has worked on to accelerate and transform businesses for clients around the world, including a project for MetLife to build a "wall" application to aggregate customer data from 80 systems into a single view. The document outlines Infusion's design thinking process from discovery to design to building, launching and optimizing solutions, and emphasizes that data drives continuous improvement of products and services.
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2. Chris Friel is a Distinguished
Engineer and Technology
Strategist with Infusion, New
York.
Infusion unites insight, creativity,
and technology to accelerate and
transform business for leading
companies around the world.
Kraków! Dubai!
Boston!
Houston! Toronto!
Malta!
London! Singapore!
New York!
Wroclaw!
Dallas!
Positive Disruption
in the Enterprise
3. Infusion unites insight, creativity,
and technology to accelerate and
transform business for leading
companies around the world.
Kraków! Dubai!
Boston!
Houston! Toronto!
Malta!
London! Singapore!
New York!
Wroclaw!
Dallas!
Capital
Markets
Healthcare
& Life
Sciences
Oil & GasRetail &
Services
Financial
Services
Public
Sector
Travel &
Hospitality
Verticals
6. From: Geoff MacNeil
To: Gary Hoberman
Subject: Re: Voicemail
!
Hi Gary,
!
I was traveling this week. Congrats on the new role and it is also great that
you negotiated some time between jobs.
Regarding Mango DB/Docs. We have experience and we have a whole lot
of our dev’s that play around with all Open Source in their free time.
!
Let me know what you need.
Thanks,
Geoff MacNeil
!
Gary called? That’s great
He said Mango DB?
Is that a thing?
Nope, definitely MongoDB
And a few other parts.
Yeah, that’s a good idea.
We can definitely help.
From: Gary Hoberman
To: Geoffrey MacNeil
!
Thanks Geoff.
!
[…]
!
Would be a mongodb as data store, an esb/ems to drop data into
mongodb and a mobile and web client that looks like a Facebook wall to
retrieve data from mongodb.
!
!
From: Geoffrey MacNeil
To: Chris Friel
!
Chris,
!
Is this feasible?
!
G
!
From: Chris Friel
To: Geoffrey MacNeil
!
Yep, that’s very do-able.
8. From: Geoff MacNeil
To: Gary Hoberman
Subject: Re: Voicemail
!
Hi Gary,
!
I was traveling this week. Congrats on the new role and it is also great that
you negotiated some time between jobs.
Regarding Mango DB/Docs. We have experience and we have a whole lot
of our dev’s that play around with all Open Source in their free time.
!
Let me know what you need.
Thanks,
Geoff MacNeil
!
Gary called? That’s great
He said Mango DB?
Is that a thing?
Nope, definitely MongoDB
And a few other parts.
Yeah, that’s a good idea.
We can definitely help.
From: Gary Hoberman
To: Geoffrey MacNeil
!
Thanks Geoff.
!
[…]
!
Would be a mongodb as data store, an esb/ems to drop data into
mongodb and a mobile and web client that looks like a Facebook wall to
retrieve data from mongodb.
!
!
From: Geoffrey MacNeil
To: Chris Friel
!
Chris,
!
Is this feasible?
!
G
!
From: Chris Friel
To: Geoffrey MacNeil
!
Yep, that’s very do-able.
9. From: Geoff MacNeil
To: Gary Hoberman
Subject: Re: Voicemail
!
Hi Gary,
!
I was traveling this week. Congrats on the new role and it is also great that
you negotiated some time between jobs.
Regarding Mango DB/Docs. We have experience and we have a whole lot
of our dev’s that play around with all Open Source in their free time.
!
Let me know what you need.
Thanks,
Geoff MacNeil
!
Gary called? That’s great
He said Mango DB?
Is that a thing?
Nope, definitely MongoDB
And a few other parts.
Yeah, that’s a good idea.
We can definitely help.
From: Gary Hoberman
To: Geoffrey MacNeil
!
Thanks Geoff.
!
[…]
!
Would be a mongodb as data store, an esb/ems to drop data into
mongodb and a mobile and web client that looks like a Facebook wall to
retrieve data from mongodb.
!
!
From: Geoffrey MacNeil
To: Chris Friel
!
Chris,
!
Is this feasible?
!
G
!
From: Chris Friel
To: Geoffrey MacNeil
!
Yep, that’s very do-able.
22. John F. Kennedy, Rice University, 1962
We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do
the other things, not because they are easy, but
because they are hard, because that goal will serve
to organize and measure the best of our energies
and skills…
"We choose to go to the moon.”
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24. Limited access to capital
perpetuates the cycle of poverty
And there are currently no viable or sustainable
means to disrupt the system.
Have a Vision Inspiring
Purposefu
l
Relevant Relatable Believable
Achievabl
e
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72. - Information Week, May 2013
Looking beyond MetLife and even the
insurance industry, the wall may well
be a prototype for the next generation
of customer 360 applications.
1,200global
employees
using system
80
systems
aggregated
3
months to
build