Brian DeWyer, CTO and Co-Founder of Reveille Software, has joined the DEVOPSdigest Vendor Forum.
With more than 25 years of experience in technology, DeWyer provides product strategy and technical leadership in his role as Reveille CTO and board member. He leverages his extensive knowledge from his tenure as a senior IT leader at a large FSI and previous role as a process consulting practice leader for IBM Services delivering on-premises and cloud-based solution implementations for Fortune 1000 commercial and government clients. He has led process change efforts within large organizations, building on content-driven solutions for high-volume transaction processing applications. He is a past board member of the Association of Image and Information Management (AIIM) industry association. DeWyer graduated from Virginia Tech with a BSME and holds an MBA from Wake Forest University.
Reveille is a provider of out-of-the-box monitoring for Enterprise Content Management (ECM) and Robotic Process Automation (RPA) solutions for business IT and MSPs. Reveille’s software empowers teams to understand their ECM environment and avoid costly issues, ensuring critical processes keep running. The company’s solutions are built to monitor and provide early notification for content systems, analyze user activity, and connect ECM visibility to current tools to optimize platforms and maximize productivity.
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