Lee Harris

Lee Harris has over 40 years of experience in the software development industry. Starting in 1970, they have held various roles in multiple companies, including Developer/Manager at Harvard Software/Software Publishing Corp from 1982 to 1989, VP, Engineering at Pillar Corporation from 1989 to 1994, VP, Engineering at WhiteLight Systems from 1994 to 2002, VP, Engineering at Green Ridge Systems from 2002 to 2004, VP, Offshore Business Development at Navayuga Infotech from 2005 to 2007, and VP, Engineering and VP, Riivos Labs at Riivos from 2007 to present. At Harvard Software/Software Publishing Corp, Lee and their two-person team developed the Harvard Project Manager, the first sophisticated PC-based project management system. At Pillar Corporation, Lee's team developed Pillar's namesake budgeting and planning system, which was later acquired by Hyperion Solutions (later acquired by Oracle) in 1994. At WhiteLight Systems, Lee designed and developed a real-time business intelligence delivery system. At Green Ridge Systems, Lee led a team of four in the redesign of a rule-based architecture that aggregated, analyzed and presented results from data sourced in very large conventional RDBMS's. At Navayuga Infotech, Lee led the company's push into the U.S./North American outsourcing market. At Riivos, Lee is changing the way businesses are run, enabling companies to answer the questions that matter most and manage the future.

Lee Harris attended Dartmouth College, where they earned a BS in Mathematics/Computer Science.