Howard Sorgen

Howard Sorgen, senior vice president and chief technology officer of Merrill Lynch & Co.'s Private Client Group, considers the Internet the latest great technology to transform his data dependent business. Sorgen, a plain-speaking native New Yorker, fights the daily battle of delivering bra...

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Published in:CRN (Manhasset, N.Y.) N.Y.), 1996-11 (711), p.183
Main Author: Asfar, Roy
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Careers
Computers
Electronic commerce
Executives
Finance
Information systems
Internet
INVESTMENT BROKERS & BANKERS
Investments
Management styles
Personal profiles
Professionals
Software
Stock brokers
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Summary:Howard Sorgen, senior vice president and chief technology officer of Merrill Lynch & Co.'s Private Client Group, considers the Internet the latest great technology to transform his data dependent business. Sorgen, a plain-speaking native New Yorker, fights the daily battle of delivering brass-tacks business sense in the vaporware era. Sorgen has prepared Merrill Lynch for the online marketplace. Merrill Lynch Online is intended to Web-enable both employees and clients, providing secure, real-time access to account data, stock-trading statistics, and e-mail with the company. Sorgen's basic approach to technology comes from his roots on the front lines of business not from technological experience or training. His is bullish on the perpetual challenge of transforming Merrill Lynch's technology.
ISSN:1539-7343