This morning I had the chance to talk on the phone with Joe Warnement, Chairman and CEO at Digital Fairway. Founded in 1999, Digital Fairway Corporation has become a world leader in the development and implementation of software solutions that enable enterprise customers and communications service providers to better manage the delivery of voice, data and video communications services.

By streamlining and automating the deployment of traditional and converged voice, data and video communications services, Digital Fairway's Provergent Communication Services Management applications help organizations substantially reduce runaway telecommunications costs, while providing easy-to-use management tools that enable them to better view and understand their overall telecommunications inventory and service delivery operations.

My good friend Jon Arnold did a nice writeup and podcast with Joe a couple of weeks ago. You can find Jon's post here. I make it a point to link to Jon's podcast because he and I often view the same innovative companies through very different lenses. Jon's much more a business analyst than I. I tend to be more of a technology analyst. I think we compliment one another nicely. As Jon's said to me...we should write a book together.

As Chairman and CEO of the Company, Joe brings 20 years' experience leading teams in both communications outsourcing and management consulting businesses, centered on corporate development and new enterprise launches.

Prior to joining the Company, Joe was President of the Communications Service Line at EDS where he formulated the business and operating strategy that resulted in the formation of a highly successful, internationally recognized enterprise communications outsourcing business within EDS. Joe also served as Global Managing Director and Vice President in the Telecommunications and Utilities industry practice at A.T. Kearney.

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