| Portrait of Marc Van
Camp
Born
in Antwerp in September 1956. Education:
In his 15 years of professional
carrier:
- he first joined Alcatel
Bell where he was responsible for the Computer Aided Design department
for VLSI (Custom IC design) and PCB (Printed Circuit Board) design. Seamless
integration of complex design and information systems was his main occupancy,
resulting in an "Integrated VLSI Design System (IVDS)" and a
"Integrated PCB Design System (IPDS)". During his stay at Alcatel
he also reported to Alcatel Headquarters
as Area Manager responsible for the implementation of the VLSI and PCB
design systems (IVDS, IPDS) as a common approach throughout all European
Alcatel Design Centers. The main purpose of standardizing on common design
tools was the leveling of exchanging the huge and complex amounts of design
information between the different Alcatel Design Units, which were geographically
dispersed all over Europe.
- In 1990 he joined Canon
Business Machines Belgium as System Consultant. Within his stay at Canon
(since 1995 Canon Benelux) he was responsible
for the technical marketing strategy of all system related products: digital
color copiers, digital B&W copiers, digital imaging systems, document
and image management systems and network fax systems. As system consultant
he was also part of the Canon Benelux Internet Work Group for the definition
of the Canon Benelux Web Site. Internally he was also the driving force
behind the development (1994) of a (Lotus
Notes Based) Technical Knowledge Base and a Customer Call Tracking
System for the System Support of Canon’s Professional Office Systems. As
member within the CFSE group of Canon
Europa he was also involved in the definition of Canon’s European Document
and Image Management Systems. During his stay at Canon he learned that
customers had a tremendous need on advicing and coordination skills for
integrating and implementing solutions in their business processes.
In order to provide todays
corporations with a clear view and implementation path in adapting to the
new information standards, he decided to start-up, in the beginning of
1997, his own consulting services, independent from any hard- and software
manufacturer.
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