Webinar: Maintaining Business Continuity through COVID-19 and beyond with Rogers

Maintaining Business Continuity through COVID-19 and beyond

In this webinar you will hear from Rogers Product Management executives who will provide you information on how to ensure that your business remains operational and your teams stay productive during these changing workplace environments.

The discussion will cover:

• Equipping employees to work safely and effectively from home
• Continue providing the same level of service to your customers
• Access and protect your business data no matter where you are

About the speakers

James Tantram , Rogers Speaker, Director, Data Centre & Cloud Solutions

James Tantram is Director, Data Centre & Cloud Product Management at Rogers. With over 15 years of experience in network engineering, product marketing, and product management supporting both B2B and B2C, James has led successful development of products spanning the telecommunications, social media, infrastructure as a service, and managed services domains. At Rogers, James leads a team responsible for accelerating Canada’s cloud journey through the development and execution of Rogers Data Centres roadmap spanning Colocation, Cloud, and Managed Services.

Grant Bykowy, Director Product Management, Collaboration, Rogers for Business

A professional engineer with over 25 years experience in the telecommunications industry, Grant leads the product development and marketing efforts for Rogers' voice services, with a particular focus on Unified Communications and Collaboration. Prior to his current role, Grant has held senior product management, technology development and engineering positions with several Canadian and US service providers. Grant holds a BSc. in Electrical Engineering from University of Saskatchewan.

Matthew Leppanen, Director Product Marketing, Rogers for Business

With over 20 years experience in telecom, he has held roles in sales management, product development and management, and marketing. As a native Torontonian and a graduate from the University of Toronto, Matthew continues to live and work in the Toronto area.