Compugen
Tony Spagnuolo is an accomplished Storage Architect at Compugen since April 2012, specializing in innovative technology solutions that enhance customer investments in technology infrastructure. Prior to this role, Tony served in various capacities, including Principal Consultant at Oracle Corporation following the acquisition of Sun Microsystems from March 2009 to November 2011. Tony's extensive experience in storage support began at StorageTek in October 1983, where roles included Technical Support Specialist and Senior Customer Service Engineer, continuing through to Sun Microsystems and culminating in positions dedicated to national technical support. Tony's educational background includes studies at PVTI from 1980 to 1982.
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Compugen
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Compugen Inc. is one of the largest Canadian-owned and operated IT services provider and PC systems integrator. Compugen offers practical, real-world solutions and a comprehensive range of support services - all focused on meeting our customer’s precise needs through innovative hardware, software and networking solutions. The Compugen promise is more than a business philosophy; it’s something we deliver on everyday. Our service offerings are designed to complement and enhance your own IT resources - utilizing our mutual expertise, skill sets and management capabilities to create a partnership focused on continuous productivity improvement. Compugen embraces a TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) philosophy based on the ‘Best-Practices’ surrounding lifecycle management of a distributed computing environment including Acquisition, Deployment, Service & Support and Disposal. Compugen can show your company how to control costs, understand ROI analysis and move IT from a reactive to a strategic position. Compugen is your single source shop for lifecycle support services. Our broad selection of services provides us with the flexibility to create and customize on-site solutions that meet our customer’s business needs.