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by Dan Burton, CEO of Health Catalyst. This article was originally published in the Summer 2017 edition of Silicon Slopes Magazine. In the summer of 1999, as a young father with two kids in diapers, I participated in a graduate-school internship at Hewlett Packard, in my wife Sarah’s hometown

by Aaron Skonnard, co-founder/CEO of Pluralsight. This article was originally published in the Summer 2017 edition of Silicon Slopes Magazine. When it comes to closing the technology skills gap, one solution seems obvious: keep learning. Yet, making time to learn and convincing your entire organization that learning is a

by Fraser Bullock, co-founder of Sorenson Capital, COO/CFO of the Salt Lake Organizing Committee for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games. This article was originally published in the Summer 2017 edition of Silicon Slopes Magazine. Many elements comprise the fabric of a successful enterprise. People, strategy, operations, sales, marketing, financial

by Alex Shootman, President & CEO of Workfront. This article was originally published in the Summer 2017 edition of Silicon Slopes Magazine. Many people come to Utah for its striking mountainscape, the abundance of national parks, or maybe even to get a taste of our official state snack (it’s

We are including our customers in building the product and making it a more proactive conversation. CloudCherry, SaaS product that helps brands track, measure & improve Customer Experience through a Voice of Customer (VoC) platform, has moved its headquarters to Salt Lake City. “We are super excited to be here,

Nobody’s stopped us yet. This Is The Place (A Silicon Slopes Production) delivers wide-ranging, occasionally serious commentary on tech, Utah, and everything in between. Hosted by Silicon Slopes editors Meg Morley Walter and Chris Rawle, This Is The Place examines Utah-centric stories that range from inspiring and relevant to

It’s me, guys. The Silicon Slopes team is pleased to announce the reassignment of Meg Walter, a star on the rise, to Silicon Slopes Director of Marketing and Programs. “With Meg at the helm steering marketing and programs, I have no doubt that Silicon Slopes will sail into a

“We’re taking manufacturing to the future.” WhiteClouds founder Jerry Ropelato had a medical condition and was told it might be cancer. He wanted to have a better understanding — and visual — of what he was up against. He knew the data and and technology already existed to make an actual