Under the Radar: RFID Company T3Ci, CEO Jonathan Golovin, PhD

08:39 | Admin | Nov 26th, 2005 7:01pm |

T3Ci, the leading RFID analytics and applications company, develops and markets software and subscription services for leaders of RFID initiatives at major retail suppliers, major retailers and pharmaceutical companies who are responsible for delivering business value from their company’s RFID investment. T3Ci’s enterprise-class solutions include: RFID data analysis services and software, deductions management and authentication/ e-pedigree, representing the most comprehensive RFID application vision in the industry. The T3Ci solutions are available as subscription services, ASP or enterprise software- providing RFID teams the maximum flexibility and responsiveness. T3Ci has more experience in analyzing and gaining business value from retailer EPC data than any other company. They recently received AMR Research’s 2005 Innovation Award as the most innovative software and services company in America under $10 million. T3Ci’s customers include P&G, Gillette, Unilever and HP.

Dr. Jonathan Golovin (Jon) is the CEO and co-founder of T3Ci. He was the founder and Chairman of Consilium Inc., the largest independent Manufacturing Execution System (MES) Company. Jon is considered the father of MES and was the recipient of the 2000 SEMI Award for his contributions.
Consilium products were implemented in over 25 countries and 25 industries, including 60% of all semiconductor fabrication plants, and in 10 of the top pharmaceutical and healthcare companies in the world. Consilium went public in 1989 and was acquired by Applied Materials in 1998. Among its awards was being selected as one of the 100 Best Small Companies in America by Business Week and one of the 200 Best Small Companies in America by Forbes. Fortune Magazine named Workstream, Consilium’s flagship product, one of the 100 Best Products in America.

Jon is also the founder of Vigilance, the leading event management company. Its customers included global Fortune 500 companies such as Pfizer, HP, Sara Lee, Shell Oil and BP-Castrol. In 2001 he was awarded the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award for emerging companies.
In addition to founding Consilium, Vigilance and T3Ci, Jon is the author of: Achieving Stretch Goals, published by Prentice Hall. He has a BS from Cornell University and a PhD from M.I.T.

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