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The 90:10 Group is delighted to announce global social tools authority Stowe Boyd as the latest addition to its consulting network: a constellation of stars with unparalleled knowledge and expertise.
Stowe coined the phrase ‘social tools’ in 1999.
He is much sought after for his expertise in those tools and in their impact on media, business, and society. He works as an analyst, advisor, futurist, and researcher.
He is Director of the Social Business Edge show in New York on April 19, 2010.
According to Technobabble Stowe is one of the top 10 analysts blogging today.
He has worked with dozens of start-ups and more established firms such as AOL, Microsoft, The Open University, iMeem, TravelPod, Mozilla, Freshbooks, Bit.ly, Empressr, MOG, The SchoolOfEverything, Bview, Xing, and Jabber.
Stowe says: “I spent about 10 years in the '80s and '90s working in software research and consulting around programming languages and software tools, and then got hooked on collaboration technologies.
“During that time I worked in standards development in programming languages, SQL, and operating systems. I served as an ACM National Lecturer in Programming Methods. I jumped out of the world of software tools after I merged Meridian Software, where I was president, with Verdix in 1992, and then Verdix, where I was SVP of Engineering, with Rational Software in 1994.
“I started tracking collaboration technology in the mid '90s, and as the web started to emerge, I fanned the flames. I have primarily worked as an independent consultant and analyst (a 'software product theorist" as I like to say) since the mid '90s.”
90:10 MD David Cushman said: “I’m very excited that Stowe trusts and believes in what we are doing – particularly as he has been an inspiration to me for many years.
‘“I am made greater by the sum of my connections – and so are my connections,” is Stowe’s mantra – and one I’ve adopted myself.
“No surprise then that connecting with 90:10 makes so much sense for all of us.”
“It’s testimony to what we are building here that Stowe wants to be part of it.”


