Christopher Hill Joins Really Strategies, Inc. as Vice President, Product Management
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Audubon, Pa.-March 1, 2011-Media and information industry veteran Christopher Hill recently joined Really Strategies, Inc. as vice president of product management. Christopher spent the past 13 years focusing on solutions that help companies optimize the production, management, and distribution of content. He developed numerous courses on XML and its related standards for programmers, writers, editors, and managers. Christopher's hands-on experience in XML analysis, programming, and consulting provides a broad view of techniques available for today's content supply chain challenges, including the emergence of multi-channel publishing and social media.
"We are pleased to have Christopher join Really Strategies and bring a wealth of experience in content management and publishing solutions," stated Barry Bealer, president/CEO at Really Strategies. "Christopher is a great asset to our team and offers a fresh view of technologies and processes leveraged by today's publishing industry."
In his role as vice president of product management, Christopher is responsible for developing a unified product strategy across all Really Strategies' products (RSuite, RSuite Cloud, and DocZone). Additionally, he leads the sales engineering team in developing targeted product demonstrations and prototype solutions.
"I am excited to work with such a talented team who has been at the forefront of content management for publishers," stated Hill. "I plan to build on the success they have achieved over the past decade."
About Really Strategies, Inc.
Really Strategies accelerates publishers' revenue and profit growth through better content management. Since 2000, Really Strategies has provided award-winning content solutions and services to publishers, media companies, and other content-centric companies. From content creation to delivery, Really Strategies helps bring strategy, content, and technology together to analyze, architect, and implement appropriate tools and technologies.
