Jason Snyder is a Global and US Editor, with a focus on technology and innovation. He writes for publications such as Computerworld and The Hartford Courant, covering a wide range of topics including IT projects, open source software, server virtualization, data backup solutions, storage solutions, and the importance of investing in the public sector, particularly in education.
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Jason Snyder's coverage heavily features press releases, private sector announcements, and profile features related to technology, with a focus on sales & marketing and software & SaaS. If you're reaching out to him for potential coverage or contribution, consider pitching new product launches, innovative business strategies in the tech industry, success stories from companies utilizing IT projects or open source solutions.
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