Eric Zelenka

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Eric Zelenka is a senior worldwide product marketing manager at Apple Inc..[1]

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[edit] Works and Experience

Zelenka has more than a dozen years of experience in product marketing, management and software development. He participates in the marketing, design and development of Mac OS X and is responsible for managing Apple's server, storage and management products including Mac OS X Server, Xsan, Apple Remote Desktop, and technologies including iCal Server, Open Directory, Podcast Producer, Wiki Server, Address Book Server, iChat Server and Xgrid.

His previous experience includes positions at StarNine Technologies managing product marketing and development of WebSTAR, Quarterdeck Office Systems (now part of Symantec Corporation), DoubleClick and Mandala Communications.

[edit] Notable Mentions

At Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference in 2004, Steve Jobs mentioned Eric as having participated in the world's first in-air commercial video conference using iChat AV. Eric Zelenka initiated the video conference while returning to San Francisco from Munich, leveraging Lufthansa’s new wireless high-speed broadband connection service.[2]

[edit] References

  1. ^ Macworld Speaker Bios - Eric Zelenka. MacworldExpo.com. Retrieved on 2007-04-14.
  2. ^ iChat AV at 35,000 feet. Apple Hot News (June 2004). Retrieved on 2007-04-14.

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