David Schrader and Dan Graham

David Schrader and Dan Graham

David Schrader is a Director of Strategy and Marketing at Teradata Corporation. He joined Teradata (formerly a division of NCR Corporation) in 1991. David held various positions in Engineering - Advanced Development until 1998 when he moved into Marketing. David has published widely in the areas of customer management, and presents talks worldwide on how companies can get a competitive edge from using technology. David holds a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science from Purdue University. He can be reached at dave.schrader@teradata.com.----------------------Dan Graham is a Senior Marketing Director at Teradata Corporation. He began his computing career as a field engineer and systems programmer with UNIVAC. In the 1980s, Dan was assistant vice president of database administration at California Federal Savings and Loan. Dan joined Teradata as its senior marketing product manager of the DBC/1012 parallel database computer. Dan speaks frequently at international conferences on the topics of data warehousing, parallel processing and real-time business intelligence. He can be reached at dan.graham@teradata.com.

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