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Mark Max (Blackboard Inc.)
Mark Max (Blackboard Inc.)
VP, Product Development & Ops, Blackboard Analytics
Washington, District of Columbia
UNITED STATES
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| EDUCAUSE | Member |
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Biography
Mark J. Max is the co-founder and CEO at iStrategy Solutions, a leading firm in providing analytic reporting and data warehouse solutions to higher education. Mr. Max is the chief architect of iStrategy's HigherEd Analytics packaged analytic reporting products. Mark is a CPA and has a Masters degree in Business from the University of Maryland, and former Adjust Faculty at the Robert H. Smith School of Business at U of MD. He has been working in the business intelligence space since 1990.
Presentations
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Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2010, January 2010
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NERCOMP 2003, March 2003
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Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2003, January 2003
