Mr. A. Lee Ingram

This free, online interactive discussion will feature Dale Yokelson of Meta Group and Lee Ingram of Workscape, the company that partnered with GM to deliver its employee portal.

This free, online interactive discussion will feature Dale Yokelson of Meta Group and Lee Ingram of Workscape, the company that partnered with GM to deliver its employee portal.

This free, online interactive discussion will feature Dale Yokelson of Meta Group and Lee Ingram of Workscape, the company that partnered with GM to deliver its employee portal.

"UDDI is exactly what is needed right now to bring higher value eCommerce services to employers, employees and trading partners.", says A. Lee Ingram, Chief Technology Officer, Workscape."The UDDI initiative includes the leaders in the B2B eCommerce industry.These are the companies that have the resources and motivation to establish universal standards enabling more choices, improved levels of service and lower costs for all parties involved.Workscape is proud to play an active part in this effort."

"UDDI is exactly what is needed right now to bring higher value eCommerce services to employers, employees and trading partners.", says A. Lee Ingram, Chief Technology Officer, Workscape."The UDDI initiative includes the leaders in the B2B eCommerce industry.These are the companies that have the resources and motivation to establish universal standards enabling more choices, improved levels of service and lower costs for all parties involved.Workscape is proud to play an active part in this effort."

"Our customers - including insurance companies, managed healthcare organizations and other employee-sponsored benefits providers - rely on Workscape to help them make timely and informed decisions regarding employee benefits," said A. Lee Ingram, chief technology officer at Workscape.

Workscape strongly supports open interface standards and the integration of e-commerce transaction tools and services, said A. Lee Ingram, chief technology officer, Workscape.We hope to spare employers the time, hassles, risks and expenses incurred by businesses when data interchange mechanisms are negotiated on an implementation-by-implementatio basis..

"Workscape strongly supports open interface standards and the integration of e-commerce transaction tools and services," said A. Lee Ingram, chief technology officer, Workscape.

A. Lee Ingram -- Chief Technology OfficerLee Ingram brings over 16 years of professional project management and information technology consulting experience to Workscape.In his most recent position as Vice President , e-Business Solutions with Gresham Computing , Ingram successfully bridged the technology and management gap , combining strong technical skills in Java-based Internet middleware with the management of departments , projects and teams.Previously , as Director of Technology/Systems Integration for MCI Systemhouse , Ingram led the development of Microsoft's shop.microsoft.com international capabilities.Having visited every US State and Canadian province , and over 20 countries ( at last count ) Lee has made it a hobby to explore the never in a tour book sites and sounds of the world.His wife and two children frequently accompany him on his expeditions.

Lee Ingram, an expert in technologies for electronic commerce, joins as Chief Technology Officer ; Sid Stolz, a 15-year veteran in Health and Welfare services, joins as Executive Vice President of Business Development ; and Meg Norberg, an experienced systems consultant, joins as Vice President of Professional Services.
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About Lee Ingram, Chief Technology OfficerLee Ingram, who has more than 16 years of experience in international business management as well as in building solutions for Web-based transactions, will guide the company's efforts to maintain and enhance the technical architecture of its market leading HR Self-Service products.
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At Workscape, Lee will maintain his strong technical skills while he manages key departments, projects and teams. Prior to joining Workscape, Mr. Ingram was Vice President, E-Business Solutions at Gresham Computing (UK) where he had full responsibilities for sales, marketing, and delivery of e-business service offerings.Before that, he was Director of Technology and Systems Integration at MCI Systemshouse where his work included managing the team that built key elements of Microsoft's shop.microsoft.com e-commerce initiative.His background also includes providing technology leadership to several Japanese companies as a senior manager at SHL Japan, a joint venture between MCI and Mitsui.Mr. Ingram speaks Japanese as a second language, has a degree in Computer Science from the University of Maryland, and has been published in numerous technical and industry journals.