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Risk Capital Partners
Distance: 0.1 Mi230 Park Ave Rm 1000
10169-1099 New York -
Nacomex USA
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10169 New York -
Experienced Brokerage, Inc.
Distance: 0.1 Mi420 Lexington Ave Ste 608
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Stern Capital Llc
Distance: 0.2 Mi570 Lexington Ave Rm 301
10022-6738 New York -
Independence American Insurance Company
Distance: 0.3 Mi485 Madison Ave
10022 New York
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Edward Keenan is a principal with Novarica with experience in software design for the financial industry. Prior to joining Novarica, he served as an Executive Director for the Institutional Securities Group Technology division at Morgan Stanley, where he managed development of real-time trading systems for clients and internal users across a variety of asset classes, including Equities, Options, Futures, Currencies, and Fixed Income products. He has broad experience in SDLC practices, with a special focus on user experience.
Rob McIsaac is a principal in the insurance practice at Novarica with expertise in IT leadership and transformation as well as technology and business strategy for life, annuities, wealth management, and banking. He has broad experience in IT strategy and management in the insurance and financial services industries. Prior to joining Novarica, he served in a series of senior technology management positions including leading the Business Transformation Office at Nationwide Insurance and as the CIO for First Citizens Bank, a rapidly growing regional firm based in Raleigh, NC.
Challenge: Our client had experienced a series of unsuccessful implementations which included a high number of production defects among many of the projects in their portfolio. Novarica was asked to provide findings and recommendations for the testing organization based on industry testing best practices and benchmarking from peer companies.
Our expertise, network, and research is a force-multiplier for your team, enabling faster, better decisions. We provide direct phone and email consultations on any topic, any time, and enterprise-wide research access without annoying seat license restrictions.
As an example, my data company had a very popular report showing a manufacturer’s product distribution across retail stores. It contained a lot of trend and sales information at a macro and micro level. For an industry with a lot of middle-men and where manufacturers often don’t know where their own products are being sold, this was a very important report.