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About Marisol Wesson
Marisol Wesson is co-founder of TMS for the Americas, and has served as President and CEO since its inception in November 1999. TMS is an Asian-American technology enabling firm specializing in Enterprise Knowledge Management Solutions and e-learning technologies.

Ms. Wesson brings to The Media Shoppe a 17-year track record of International Business management, initiating new Divisions from startup to full operating Teams. Working through Distributors in Latin America and the Southeast USA for The Media Shoppe technologies, she has grown the business and market penetration rapidly.

Ms Wesson has assembled a team to grow the firm with different revenue streams, from licensing sales to leasing the Enterprise Knowledge Portal under a leasing model (ASP). She has sold technology to newspapers, brokerage, logistics, pharmaceutical, construction, trade associations and manufacturing companies. She has partnered with MDI Inc, technology staffing partners to sell to state government in Texas, Georgia, North and South Carolina, Arizona, Illinois, Wisconsin and WA. Partnerships have been established in Colombia, Chile and Central America for the development of these markets.

Prior to TMS, Ms Wesson was Vice-President of Marketing, Merger and Partnerships for Lawson Mardon- Alussuise Lonza Flexible Packaging Division, identifying joint venture partners in South America to accelerate Lawson Mardon’s market penetration. From 1991 to 1997, Ms. Wesson was General Manager for Latin America Operations for Mead Packaging, were she was General Manager of all Mead’s operations in Latin America, (Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Mexico).

From 1989 to 1991, she was Marketing Director for CINDE, non-profit investment and trade development corporation working for the USAID government funded agency in Costa Rica. In 1989 she won the "Executive Women Award for Excellence”, that included an all expenses paid 3-month International Marketing Program at Tufts University, Boston.

Ms. Wesson graduated with an MBA from ULACIT University and a BA in Marketing from Manchester University in England. She also graduated from Tufts University 3 month International Marketing Program. She is fully bilingual in English & Spanish and working Portuguese.

Abstract
Enterprise Knowledge Portals and Application Integration for supporting Collaboration

Marisol Wesson, President of TMS Americas Group

In the advent of emerging Internet technologies and unrelenting business challenges faced by enterprises today, the need to "e-enable" business processes in order to collect, manage and report critical company data in an efficient and transparent way, while streamlining workflow processes on an electronic platform, databases, and people - is now a vital competitive strategy for business growth and continuity.

While information reduces the risks associated with decisions that ultimately lead to a series of actions, too much information can sometimes be a disadvantage. The abundance of content, both inside and outside the enterprise, has made finding the right information increasingly difficult. Employees often spend more time looking for the right piece of information than actually using it, resulting in high frustration and low productivity. Further inefficiencies are found in the continued reliance on paper processes, manual approvals, and long transaction cycles.

The proliferation of heterogeneous and independent applications - such as ERP, supply chain management, and customer relationship management - has made integrating enterprise wide data increasingly difficult. The answer to critical business issues or customer enquiries must often be constructed from information residing in disparate customer relationship management, vendor and email systems - impeding the seamless flow of information needed for maximum efficiency. Unlike many portals, tmsEKP™ allows you to access disparate information in an integrated way - allowing you to spend time analyzing and using the information rather than searching for it.

tmsEKP™ (Enterprise Knowledge Portal) is designed to provide organizations with a single dashboard to integrate information, business applications and services from heterogeneous systems and sources so as to encourage collaboration, efficiency, informed decision making and employee self-service.

Serving as a single and unified gateway to a company's information and knowledge base for employees, shareholders, customers and vendors, tmsEKP™ enables enterprises to design and build a suite of modular solutions to allow seamless access to their organizational knowledge base (information) across the enterprise, enable information exchange as well as delivery of real-time and relevant information.

Marisol Wesson, President of TMS Americas Group, will share their quest to make of Knowledge Management (KM) an integrated process in which organizations improve their performance and generate value from their intellectual and knowledge-based assets through their human capital and technology. Through the development and implementation of TMS Enterprise Knowledge Portal technologies, knowledge is being shared with employees, departments and even other companies to derive best practices. KM is being effectively implemented through the application and enabling of technology.

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