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Eduardo Velasquez

Founder at O4It

Pembroke Pines, Florida, United States

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Experience

  1. AuxisSenior Director, Service Deliverycurrent2025 — presentFlorida, United States
  2. O4ITChief Operating Officer | COO2010 — 2024Miami-Fort Lauderdale Area
  3. Apotex PharmaceuticalsManager, Global Information Services2007 — 2010Miami-Fort Lauderdale Area
  4. Everett ConsultingProject Manager2006Miami-Fort Lauderdale Area
  5. Immuno LaboratoriesInformation Technology Director2000 — 2006Miami-Fort Lauderdale Area

Skills & more

Guide organizations to technological maturity1Technology Transformation1Technology Adoption and Migration1Solutions Design and architecture1Cloud Computing19Hybrid Cloud1Superior Handling of Customer Challenges1Customer Engagement1Customer Insight1Customer Experience1IT Management1Data Center Operations
+8 moreCybersecurityInformation SecurityCloud SecurityNetwork SecuritySecurity Information and Event Management (SIEM)Change ManagementProduct ManagementCustomer Support

Languages English · Spanish

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Eduardo Velasquez?
Founder at O4It
Where did Eduardo Velasquez go to school?
Eduardo Velasquez studied at Gwynedd Mercy University (Bachelor of Science Degree, Business Administration); CLC (Diploma of Education, Information Technology & Network Administration); Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) - Legacy.

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Also attended Gwynedd Mercy University1

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