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1. TTI/Vanguard
www.ttivanguard.com/speakers/i - [Cached]Published on: 6/5/2008 Last Visited: 6/5/2008
Charles Bell, Vice President, Information Technology Infrastructure, Amazon.com -
2. BMC Software News and Events - Headlines, events and analyst information
www.maxm.com/corporate/nr1999/ - [Cached]Published on: 5/17/1999 Last Visited: 4/19/2001
We're evolving and streamlining our business processes daily to provide the optimal customer experience , said Charlie Bell , director of IT infrastructure for Amazon.com. In our world , there's no maintenance window. We need proven automated enterprise management solutions that are as dynamic as our business. BMC Software is a critical component in helping us more effectively predict , plan and manage ahead to keep the business running smoothly. BMC Software's best-of-breed expertise in application availability , performance and recovery was a natural and logical choice..
Amazon.com chose BEST/1 and selected products from the PATROL Management Suite in order to put in place a myriad of application assurances to help avoid and minimize any costly disruption in service that downtime could cause. -
3. www.ttivanguard.com
www.ttivanguard.com/speakers/b - [Cached]Published on: 1/1/2007 Last Visited: 6/5/2008
Mr. Charles BellVice President, Information Technology Infrastructure, Amazon.com
Mr. Charles Bell is responsible for Amazon.com's platforms and technology infrastructure.Prior to joining Amazon.com, Mr. Bell was CEO and co-founder of Server Technologies Group, a builder of Internet commerce transaction software.In 1998, Server Technologies became a part of Amazon.com.Previously, Charlie was with Oracle, where for seven years, he wrote C-language Oracle applications and managed numerous transactional systems projects.Charlie began his career as a developer of mini-computer software used in engineering of space shuttle payload mixes.In 1984, he took a hiatus from software development and moved into project engineering of integrated space shuttle cargos.In this capacity, Charlie was responsible for the payload complement for space shuttle Atlantis and worked a console in Johnson Space Center for the Thanksgiving 1985 mission less than two months before the ill-fated Challenger disaster.He also led the Hubble Space Telescope deployment mission.
