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Ray Bero is the current CTO and is a founding partner of [[Name Intelligence]] and [[Domain Tools]]. Name Intelligence organizes the [[Domain Roundtable Conference]] every year in Seattle.
'''Ray Bero''' is the current CTO and is a founding partner of [[Name Intelligence]] and [[Domain Tools]]. Name Intelligence organizes the [[Domain Roundtable Conference]] every year in Seattle.<ref>[http://www.dnjournal.com/articles/events/drt2007preview.htm dnjournal.com]</ref><ref>[http://www.thewhir.com/web-hosting-news/050708_TCI_Acquires_Name_Intelligence thewhir.com]</ref>
=== Education ===
A mathematics and computer science graduate of University of Illinois, Ray holds a patent in Dynamic DNS updates.
A mathematics and computer science graduate of University of Illinois, Ray holds a patent in Dynamic DNS updates.
=== Career History ===
=== Career History ===
Until 2010, he was the CTO at [[Thought Convergence]]. He has also worked as the Senior Engineer at VServers.
Until 2010, he was the CTO at [[Thought Convergence]]. He has also worked as the Senior Engineer at VServers.<ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/pub/ray-bero/1b/163/9b4 linkedin]</ref>
Prior to joining Name Intelligence, he was the Director of Development for Interland Inc. (INLD). His responsibilities where to concurrently manage three development teams: one for NT product development, one for UNIX product development, and another team for Business Systems development. Each of these development teams was composed of 10-20 engineers who were responsible for developing all products related to their focus.
Prior to joining Name Intelligence, he was the Director of Development for Interland Inc. (INLD). His responsibilities where to concurrently manage three development teams: one for NT product development, one for UNIX product development, and another team for Business Systems development. Each of these development teams was composed of 10-20 engineers who were responsible for developing all products related to their focus.
== References ==
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