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David Jones

VP of Product Marketing, Nuxeo

David Jones is VP of Product Marketing for Content Services at Nuxeo, responsible for developing the global go-to-market strategy and execution plan for Nuxeo's modern enterprise Content ServicesPlatform. He has over 20 years' experience in the emerging technologies space across multiple industries including big data, analytics, cloud and enterprise content management. Prior to joiningNuxeo David was Vice President of European Operations with AIIM, was CEO and Founder of a Document Management startup for 8 years and has held Product and Marketing Management roles with Konica Minolta and Hyland. David also holds a place on the AIIM Board of Directors, the non-profit industry association. David has a holistic understanding of the challenges of stakeholders from every facet of the organization and is passionate about delivering modern, future-forward technologies and solutions that truly make a difference to organizations, employees and customers.

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Articles by David Jones

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