Greg Kinne has over 30 years of experience in knowledge management, including enterprise content management, document management, advanced search systems, business process analysis, and software design. He was previously the Director of Knowledge Management at AT&T, where he led the development of an anomaly detection system. In his personal time, Greg enjoys outdoor hobbies like sailing and skiing.

1. Greg Kinne
Background and Experiences
With over 30 years of information technology experience, Greg has a wealth of
experience in numerous Knowledge Management (KM) disciplines such as; Enterprise
Content Management, Document and Records Management, Advanced Search and
Discovery Systems, Entity Extraction, Business Process Analysis with Automated
Workflow, Software Systems Design and Deployment and Advanced Anomaly Detection
Systems. An expert software designer and programmer, he also sits on the Board of the
International Knowledge Management Institute and is a faculty member with current KM
certifications.
Previously Greg was the Director of KM at the global company AT&T. In a related KM
field of content discovery and threat detection, Greg was the lead architect and scientist
for AT&T’s Advanced Anomaly Detection Framework, an SOA based framework for
massively scalable anomaly detection and threat management. This system integrates
AT&T Research Laboratories’ massively scalable database engine along with advanced
detection algorithms to provide a multi-domain threat detection framework. Greg has
spoken regularly at National Biosurveillance symposiums, Navy and US Coast Guard
Maritime Domain Awareness efforts and to US Leaders on Capitol Hill in Washington
DC. AT&T Research Laboratories & Greg have been awarded a patent on the Multi-
domain anomaly pattern technologies developed by Greg in conjunction with AT&T
Research Scientists and biostatisticians.
Outside of Work
Greg lives outside Denver, Colorado. He enjoys sailing, snow skiing, riding his Harley
and doing research on exo-planets in his backyard telescope observatory.