Steve Morton, Vice President Product Marketing & Management, Altiris, Inc.

Greg Butterfield, President and CEO, Altiris, Inc.

Since joining Altiris when it was a small start-up, Greg has guided the company to a successful track record posting consecutive quarters of revenue and profitability growth. In 2002, Altiris completed a successful initial public offering (IPO) and marked the first enterprise management software company in the previous 18 months to file and complete an IPO. Prior to joining Altiris, Greg held numerous executive management positions in the software industry. Greg holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration, finance. In 2002, Greg was named the Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst & Young.

John W. Thompson, Chairman of the Board and CEO, Symantec

Under John Thompson's leadership, Symantec has grown from a small consumer software publisher to the market leader for security and availability solutions to help customers manage their digital assets. In 2002, President George W. Bush appointed John to the National Infrastructure Advisory Committee (NIAC), to make recommendations regarding the security of the critical infrastructure of the United States. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Florida A&M University and a master's degree in management science from MIT's Sloan School of Management.

Dwain Kinghorn, Chief Technology Officer, Altiris, Inc.

Dwain Kinghorn founded Computing Edge in 1994 and merged the company with Altiris in October 2000. Prior to the merger, Computing Edge was recognized as the leading provider of Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS) add-on tools. Before he founded Computing Edge, Dwain was one of the original three members of the SMS development team at Microsoft. He holds a bachelor's degree in electrical and computer engineering.

Rick Becker, Sr. Vice President, Enterprise Software Group, Dell

Rick Becker is responsible for determining the company’s vision for Dell enterprise software solutions, including servers, storage, software and services; and accelerating the adoption of Dell enterprise solutions. Prior to joining Dell in 2006, Rick was a vice president and general manager in the HP BladeSystem business at HP. Previously, he served as vice president of Operating and System Marketing and Business Development for Industry Standard Servers at Compaq.

Gregory Bryant, Vice President, Digital Enterprise Group General Manager, Digital Office Platform Division, Intel Corporation

Gregory Bryant leads the definition, development, execution, and marketing of Intel’s business client platforms globally, including Intel vPro technology. Previously, Gregory served as a director in the Desktop Products Group, leading the platform planning and marketing organization focused on Intel’s business desktops. He was a key driver of Intel’s mobile computing initiative, remote management implementation, and global platform deployment strategies. He holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the University of Kansas and master’s degree in systems management from Golden Gate University.

Keith LeFebvre, Vice President and General Manager, PSG Americas Business Notebook PCs, Hewlett-Packard

Keith LeFebvre has held various engineering, product management, product marketing, and general management roles with Hewlett-Packard during the past 19 years managing data communications products, workstations, servers, desktops, blade PCs, notebooks, and thin client devices. Keith has also worked in specialty computational and communications segments of the business, including industrial automation, digital content creation, and video conferencing systems. He holds a BS in industrial engineering from the University of Massachusetts, Lowell, and an MBA from Rivier College.