Profound Logic Software, a leader in modern application solutions for IBM i and beyond, is proud to announce the addition of John Valance to our team.
John is a prolific speaker and well-known presence at IBM i user groups throughout the country. Previously, John was a self-employed consultant and founded the company Division 1 Systems to provide modernization services to companies nation-wide. For more than 18 years, John has specialized in web development and modernization on IBM i. Additionally, he's an expert in numerous programming languages RPG, SQL, Java, and PHP. John also acts as a board member for the COMMON user group.
John will be entering the role of Senior Consultant in Profound Logic's Services organization. He will work with companies at a business level to strategize their projects and take advantage of new digital transformation technologies, including block chain, IoT, new web development technologies, and IBM i modernization using Profound Logic tools.
"I'm excited to be a part of the Services team at Profound Logic and look forward to working with customers who want to transform and develop modern business technologies," states John. "This is an exciting time for businesses using IBM i, as there are more development options for them than ever before - beyond interface modernization."
"John is a welcome addition to Profound Logic's expanding consulting team," says Jordan Antonoff, VP of Sales and Client Services at Profound Logic. "He brings a wealth of knowledge about the platform plus enthusiasm about what's possible with new technologies, which is a winning combination for businesses that need services to complete their enterprise development projects."
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