The Best And Worst Information Technology Stocks In Q1 2019

Thursday, April 18, 2019

The Best And Worst Information Technology Stocks In Q1 2019

The Best And Worst Information Technology Stocks In Q1 2019: Read about the winners and losers in information technology company stocks, which included Xerox and Netgear.

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A graduate of Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, Georgia, Jeff Lanford earned his bachelor of arts in information systems management in 2000. He subsequently found employment as an electronic data interchange (EDI) coordinator with the large consumer goods conglomerate Kids II. Generating annual revenues of more than $350 million, Kids II distributes products of children’s brands such as Baby Einstein and Bright Starts on a global level. Jeff Lanford ultimately became an EDI applications developer with Kids II, overseeing and integrating a number of vital enterprise technology platforms. He also led the migration of the Kids II’s EDI platform from Mercator/WTX to BizTalk and implemented BizTalk on Azure to run all company EDI software in the cloud.

Since parting ways with Kids II in 2016, Jeff Lanford has established himself as a successful independent consultant in Alpharetta, Georgia. In his free time, Mr. Lanford enjoys playing the guitar, looking to legendary hard rock musicians such as Eddie Van Halen and Joe Satriani for inspiration.