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Federal 100: Gregory Mundell

By FCW Staff
Mar 10, 2014

Name: Gregory Mundell
Title: Senior Vice President for Business Development
Company: InfoZen

Federal cloud broker. Mundell created InfoZen's cloud broker practice and won NASA's innovative Web Enterprise Service Technology Prime contract, which provides better security, standardization and prices for infrastructure purchases. Under the contract, Mundell helped NASA migrate hundreds of websites and applications to the cloud in 2013. As a result, NASA's monthly costs for hosting and content management software dropped by 40 percent. Mundell has become a trusted source on cloud migration and has helped agencies learn from peers who are on the cutting edge of adopting cloud-based solutions.

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