IT firm Infogain names Tyson Hartman as Chief Technology Officer By CIOTechOutlook Team

IT firm Infogain names Tyson Hartman as Chief Technology Officer

CIOTechOutlook Team | Wednesday, 18 January 2023, 02:57 IST

Tyson Hartman has been named the new Chief Technology Officer of Infogain, a pioneer in human-centered digital platforms and software engineering services with a Silicon Valley base. Having his base in Seattle, Hartman will answer to Infogain CEO Ayan Mukerji.

As CTO, Hartman will lead the creation of intellectual property, accelerators, and frameworks, as well as drive Infogain's technological vision and strategy. He will take part in client advisory boards and offer them guidance on their technological strategy and plan. In addition to managing Infogain's innovation laboratories and tech-specific special interest groups (SIGs), Hartman's duties as CTO also include coaching architects who hold technology domain leadership positions.

Mukerji said, “Tyson is a great addition to Infogain’s leadership team. Under his direction, our teams will stay ahead of technology trends and contribute to groundbreaking technology innovation enabling human-centered digital platforms.”

Hartman, a technology and strategy leader with nearly three decades of expertise, has a history of fostering innovation for multi-billion dollar technology portfolios and building start-up businesses inside large corporations.

Prior to joining Infogain, Hartman worked as a senior partner at West Monroe, where he focused on assets, strategy, and offers while fostering growth through partnerships, technology, and innovation. While working for the company, he oversaw the introduction of a number of assets that sped up the delivery of services that offered data insights and analytics. In his role as CTO at the IT consultancy company Avanade, Hartman also led global thought leadership and vision for the cloud, big data, and collaboration.

Commenting on his appointment as CTO, Hartman said, “I look forward to leading Infogain’s technology vision and working with key customers. When you continually innovate, you foster growth and offer better customer and employee experiences.”

Hartman is a member of the IEEE Computer Society and possesses a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering and Computer Science from the University of Southern California.