Dataquest Inc.

Don Spalinger is Dataquest's Vice President of worldwide Communications. He is a founder of T3Plus Networking (On-Stream Networks), acquired by 3Com as their broadband access products division. His background includes Texas Instruments, Exxon Enterprises, and executive positions at Racal Vadic, Granger Associates (DSC Communications) and Santa Cruz Operations, wherein he has compiled a successful record in management and executive leadership.

Previously, Bill was a program director in printer market research with CI InfoCorp, Santa Clara, CA. He holds an MBA degree from the University of Michigan and an engineering degree from the University of Kentucky; and has held marketing management positions with manufacturers of printers, PCs, and peripherals, including Texas Instruments and ITT/Qume. Mr. Pullen is a member of the printer industry analyst team at Venture Marketing Strategies, a consulting and market research firm focused on the marketplace for desktop printing and digital document management. Ed's electronic printer industry experience includes market analysis, forecasting, and sales, with leading industry research firms, including ZD Market Intelligence (now Harte Hanks Marketing Intelligence), CI InfoCorp, BIS, CAP, Dataquest, and Quantum Science Corporation. Ed's end user IT/MIS experience includes management of application development at Memorex Corporation and Standard & Poor's Corporation. His vendor experience includes management of product development at Control Data Corporation and Sysorex Corporation. Ed holds an engineering degree from UCLA, an MS in engineering and an MBA in operations research from the University Of California at Berkeley.

Hinda Chalew is responsible for Staffing Industry Analysts' corporate marketing, product marketing and product management. She joined the company in August 2006 with more than 20 years experience managing marketing for high technology products and services. As an alumnus of Dataquest, Inc. and Giga Information Group, Inc., Hinda also brings tactical research services experience to the company. Hinda Chalew holds a BS in Business Administration from CSU Hayward.

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Mitchell was one of the founders of Natis Communications and has been actively involved with the Company since its formation in 2002. Mitchell has assumed the position of Chief Information Officer. Mitchell has an extensive background as an information technology specialist and managed the information technology department for a number of high technology and high growth companies such as Shopeaze Systems, Archistra and Impresse during the five years preceding Natis Communications. Mitchell developed a strong background in telecommunications (wired and wireless), Internet connectivity, high speed networks, co-location data centers, e-mail and security issues. Previously, Mitchell has a variety of educational, technician and analyst positions as K&A Software, Verity, Dataquest, Cadisys, Computer Attic and MicroAge. Mitchell has an Associate Sciences in computer science, is a certified court reporter and currently holds two patents. When Mitchell is tired of working on computers, he switches to his favorite past time a " playing computer games.

As an active participant in the information technology industry since the days of the first transistorized computers, Nathan has worked for and with suppliers of mainframes, minicomputers, personal computers and semiconductors. Some associates recall observations that date from Nathan's "Insight 12" activities as a PDP-8 systems programmer. His responsibilities have included both hardware and software development, and both product and strategic marketing. He introduced a broad array of hardware, software, communications and chip-level products. He has analyzed and commented on the industry from perches at both D.H. Brown Associates and Dataquest. In 1998 Nathan founded Insight 64, where he works with clients who value his unique blend of marketing and technology skills. Although best known for his knowledge of the semiconductor market, he also works in closely allied system markets where improved semiconductor technology plays a key role. He assists established suppliers and embryonic start-up ventures in the areas of strategic planning, business planning, product definition, product positioning, marketing communications and analyst relations. Earlier in his career, Nathan directed processor research at Gartner Dataquest, where he focused on microprocessors used in computational applications. His views of the microprocessor market often find their way into articles in mainstream media, business media and the trade press. Prior to his work at Dataquest, Nathan honed his 32-bit insight as Director of Marketing for Micronics, a PC component supplier, and at the Intergraph Advanced Processor Division that developed the Clipper RISC microprocessor. Before Intergraph, he developed his 12-, 16-, and early 32-bit insights during 18 years in the computer systems industry, working for Univac (now part of Unisys), Digital Equipment Corp. (now part of HP), Prime Computer, and Convergent Technologies (now part of Unisys).