Al Early
Senior Vice President and Principal Consulting Services
Al Early is Senior Vice President of Global Application and Professional Services at CBTS. Al joined CBTS in January of 2007 as Director – Professional Services.
Al and his team have grown the Professional Services business from $3.5 million in annual revenue to over $350 million in the past 16 years. He established the Application Solutions practice and has been integral to establishing organic branch offices based on client needs. Recently, his group opened a CBTS offshore office in India that now has more than 650 employees. His organization successfully recruits over a thousand technical resources annually.
Get to know Al
Before joining CBTS, Al led a similar IT sales and recruiting practice at Definitive Solutions Company. Al serves as Chairman of the Board for CancerFree KIDS, and is also on the board for the Joel Cornette Foundation. Al also mentors with the University of Cincinnati Minority Leadership Program. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Miami University.
Digital acceleration helps you stay ahead
By Al Early
Growth is no longer the forerunner of a successful business. It’s not enough to be the biggest, it’s also about innovating at a pace that maintains your edge over the competition. Navigating complexity now represents the most significant hurdle in creating faster decision-making that helps companies outpace competitors.
Solving problems by listening to your customer.
“By taking advantage of digital acceleration strategies, businesses can stay ahead of the curve and lead the market with more imaginative innovation and transform the future of work.”
Perspectives
Application management services vs. staff augmentation
How to select an appropriate model for your organization.
Free up your IT team with application management services
Application management services can simplify crucial aspects of digital innovation.
Companies turn to IT staffing services for digital transformation
The benefits of using a third-party consultant for IT initiatives.