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Borys Stokalski
Cutter Consortium Consultant

Borys Stokalski is a Senior Consultant with Cutter Consortium's Business-IT Strategies, Enterprise Architecture and Innovation practices. He is President of Infovide-Matrix S.A., a Polish company specializing in architecting and implementing IT based business innovations. Infovide, which is the exclusive representative of Cutter Consortium in Poland, is ranked among the top CSI (Consulting & Solution Implementation) organizations in that marketplace.

Mr. Stokalski started his career in 1985 as a research worker and then as a lecturer in the area of human-computer interaction at the Warsaw University. Today his primary responsibilities include the development and implementation of the "surfer strategy" -- a business model that underlies more than a decade of successful market and product innovation powering Infovide growth.

Mr. Stokalski takes an active part in Infovide-Matrix initiatives targeted at new service areas and consulting products, such as adaptive business strategies and architectures, knowledge management, collaboration architecture, and training programs for IT managers. One of his top responsibilities is the stimulation of growth and efficiency of Infovide-Matrix innovation network, essential part of which is the knowledge collaboration with Cutter Consortium. Borys frequently shares his experiences and insights through articles and conference appearences on topics such as innovation management, business impact of technology change, enterprise architecture management. He can be reached by e-mail at consulting@cutter.com.

Summit 2008 Panelist

Uncovering the Hidden Meaning of Things: Why Design-Driven Innovation is Central in Technology-Intensive Organizations

Up Close with Borys Stokalski

"The Internet bubble emphasized growth and innovation as the main business imperatives. Recent years have valued cost-cutting and bottom-line expectations. Today, many organizations that have made it successfully through the years of economic downturn try to achieve growth while at the same time keeping the pressure on efficiency and cost awareness. As there are fewer and fewer companies that can be effectively merged or acquired, the most desired growth scenarios are those that are based on an innovative approach to markets or have innovative products and services."

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