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Yefim V. Natis
Distinguished VP Analyst
Yefim Natis is a Distinguished Vice President and Fellow Emeritus in Gartner Research. His main research themes include composable business(technology, architecture, organization and leadership mindset); the key trends in cloud platform services (vendors, technologies and architectures); event-driven and service-oriented computing architectures. He leads Gartner's cloud platform and composable business research communities. Mr. Natis' work spans the key trends, vendor strategies and best user practices across these research themes. He regularly presents at Gartner conferences, executive briefings and webinars.
Previous experience
Prior to joining Gartner, Mr. Natis worked at Magna Software, a software startup where he was the Director of Software Architecture and the principal architect of Magna X, a generator of service-oriented enterprise transaction processing applications. His experience also includes IT architecture and IT management positions at Hogan Systems and Citi Group. He has over 35 years of experience in enterprise IT.
Professional background
Magna Software
Principal Software Architect
Citi Corp.
AVP, Advanced Technology
Hogan Systems/Henco Research
Partner, VP, Director, Product manager, Solution Architect, Programmer
Areas of coverage
Applications and Software Engineering Leaders
Product and Services Strategy for Tech CEOs
Software Engineering Technologies
Emerging Technologies and Trends Impact on Products and Services
Education
Advanced Studies Degree, Applied Mathematics, Riga Polytechnic, Latvia
Top Issues That I Help Clients Address
1The strategic Future of Applications and composable business: new architectures, vendor strategies and best user practices
2Strategic trends in platform innovation: PaaS, API-centric SaaS, CIPS, Distributed Cloud, Democratization
3Event-driven computing, architecture and vendor landscape; Continuous Intelligence
4Mega-vendor strategies, including AWS, Microsoft, Google, Salesforce, IBM, Oracle, and SAP
5Enterprise transformation