Ian Reynolds
Ian Reynolds, Zibtek
– The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 409 Ian Reynolds
Ian Reynolds is a Partner at Zibtek, LLC a global software development firm with over two hundred engineers across the US, Philippines, and India. Ian began his career working in the world of startups after college.
After graduating with his MBA, Ian worked as a consultant in the energy industry where he interacted with virtually every industry vertical including upstream, midstream, downstream, oil field services, commodities trading, retail power and beyond. In this capacity he executed over $15 billion in transactions spanning M&A, Restructuring, and Advisory. He helped clients streamline processes around enterprise software architecture, upgrades, and support teams spanning two continents.
Outside of energy Ian has served clients in numerous roles providing custom software development, process and performance improvement, and beyond.
Listen to this informative Sharkpreneur episode with Ian Reynolds about expanding opportunities for clients by lowering the cost of engineering development and improving quality.
Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:
● How Zibtek’s tools help their clients produce better outcomes for patient care.
● Why business owners make the mistake of trying to solve everything instead of solving each problem individually.
● How software development helps businesses reach their core objective.
● Why clients need to focus on their core objective to accomplish their goals.
Connect with Ian:
Guest Contact Info
@Zibtek
facebook.com/Zibtek
linkedin.com/company/zibtek
Links Mentioned:
zibtek.com
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