Profile of the Quarter

Eric Gorman

Eric D. Gorman is the co-founder, Executive Vice President, and COO of Integrated Enterprise Solutions, Inc. (IES). Eric has extensive industry experience implementing computer integration projects, including multi-million dollar projects with development teams spread across multiple companies. His technical expertise covers a variety of platforms including Unix, Intel and Mainframes. His project experience covers both the Manufacturing and Finance sectors.

Eric graduated with Highest Honors in a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN. He is a Certified eMatrix Collaboration Developer, and holds certificates of completion for numerous technical courses through IBM. Eric grew up in Rochester, NY, where most of his family still resides. Eric and his family reside in Valhalla, NY which offers him the opportunity to be responsive to those clients that are located in New York City.

His background includes 6 years of working with IBM in East Fishkill, NY and 3 years at Chase Manhattan Bank. At IBM, he worked to bring new technologies to the chip manufacturing industry. He has also worked as an IBM consultant providing industrial engineering solutions for some of IBM’s customers. At Chase, he designed and implemented a check image archive that eliminated Chase Manhattan Bank’s need to store check images on microfiche.

Like his business partner, Eric also understands the need to be active in the local community. He is the chair of the Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce (DCRCOC) e-Business and Technology Council. Eric is also a member of the IEEE society. Eric’s continued success with IES is due largely in part to his ability to advise customers on the best way to handle their current technical issues, but also set them up for future growth. He has the ability to move between his professional responsibilities and hands-on work seamlessly, while enjoying the benefits of a job well done on either side of the spectrum.