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Alex is a Director, Strategic Communications, at Oracle, working as part of Oracle's corporate communications team to create great content communicating the business and technology value of Oracle's comprehensive portfolio of world-class solutions, including engineered systems, cloud, big data, analytics, and more. Writing blogs, articles, engaging with customers, speaking at industry events. Alex was previously Brand Director for EE Times, a position which combined editorial leadership with business-side responsibilities to help the UBM team identify and grow business opportunities for the brand. Before that, Alex was content director of Design News. He helped relaunch DN's website in June and was part of a team which quadrupled the site's traffic and repositioned it as a community oriented platform supporting high audience engagement. From late until early , Alex was editor-in-chief of InformationWeek.com. Wolfe's coverage of cutting-edge technologies has been recognized for its insight, ability to translate complicated concepts into readable prose, and forward-thinking analysis. Alex's Wolfe's Den blog was a finalist in the Jesse H. Neal Awards. Wolfe is also a video blogger and was on MSNBC in December to discuss Apple's iPad. In his two decades as a technology editor, Alex has written and edited for IEEE Spectrum, Byte.com, Electronics magazine, and TechWeb. Wolfe was the launch editor for WindowsforDevices.com and has written extensively on embedded computing. At EE Times, he broke the acclaimed story of the Pentium floating-point division bug. Alex has appeared as an industry analyst on CNN, CNBC, Fox News Channel, and MSNBC. He is co-author of "From Chips to Systems An Introduction to Microcomputers, nd Edition." His Op-Ed pieces have appeared in The New York Times and Newsday, and he has won five Society of Business Press Editors (ASBPE) writing awards and an award from the Association of American Publishers. Specialties Web site editorial management. Tech writing, blogging, white papers, research reports. Moderating tech panels at industry conferences. Creating tech videos.
