Alexander Wolfe
awolfe58 at gmail dot com


Award-winning technology journalist Alexander Wolfe is editor-in-chief
of InformationWeek.com, where he has achieved a solid track record of
managing and collaborating with a team and generating significant online traffic growth. 

Alex is the also the author of two InformationWeek Analytics research reports:
2010 State of Server Technology, (June 2010) and IT Pro: Enterprise 2.0
Applications (upcoming, early 2011). 

In his two decades as a technology editor, Wolfe has written and edited for
IEEE Spectrum, Byte.com, Electronics magazine, and TechWeb. He was the launch
editor for WindowsforDevices.com and has written extensively on embedded
computing. At EE Times, Alex's broke the acclaimed 1994 story of the
Pentium floating-point division bug. 

Alex has appeared as an industry analyst on CNN, CNBC, Fox News Channel, and
MSNBC. 


LINKS

All links to content at: http://www.alexwolfe.net

Server Research Report (redirect): http://analytics.alexwolfe.net/
MSNBC appearance at (redirect): http://msnbc.alexwolfe.net/
Videos at: http://www.youtube.com/user/alexwolfe66
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/alexwolfenyc
Recent InformationWeek articles: http://www.informationweek.com/authors/showAuthor.jhtml?authorID=5120

EXPERIENCE

UBM TechWeb                                               6/04 - present 
Editor-in-Chief, InformationWeek.com (8/08-present)                  
Responsible for day-to-day operations of multimillion-page-views-per-month  information technology Web site. Site posts 25+ original news stories  daily,along with features, how-to stories, blogs. Manage online reporting and  editing staff of 10. Demonstrated ability to achieve significant traffic growth.
In content creator role, follows developments in the data center, including virtualization 
and servers. Wolfe's Den blog was a finalist in the 2008 Jesse H. Neal Awards.

Contributor           IEEE Spectrum                     6/01 - 5/04
For electronics engineering society's flagship technical magazine, wrote 
analytical news stories autonomic computing, RAID storage, Tablet PCs 
and handwriting recognition, 64-bit microprocessors, digital broadcasting.


Columnist              ACM Queue                        10/03 - 10/04
For new magazine aimed at IT professionals, wrote monthly column exploring 
issues related to cutting-edge software tools, including the open-source 
Eclipse framework, the Free Software Foundation's GNU tools, and an update 
on the state of Java.


Executive Editor            WindowsForDevices.com          8/02 - 8/03
As a consultant, started up and established editorial operations of 
Microsoft-sponsored Web site tracking Windows CE-based smart phones 
and Pocket PCs. Wrote site launch plan and media kit. Grew site traffic. 
(Site subsequently sold to Ziff.)


Managing Editor,    Electronic Engineering Times            1/92-5/01
Senior Technology Editor
Served as news editor for three years. Edited, reported, and wrote news 
and features. Interfaced with worldwide bureaus; assigned articles. 
Finalized pages, including headlines. Created middle-of-book section on 
embedded and real-time computing. Broke acclaimed 1994 story on Intel 
Pentium bug. Received CMP's "President's Award" in 1995 for outstanding 
job performance.


Columnist                      BYTE.COM                       1999-2001
Wrote popular monthly column providing insight into PCs, Intel, Microsoft.


EDUCATION
Cooper Union; Bachelor's of Engineering in Electrical Engineering.


OTHER
Work cited in recent biography, Andy Grove: The Life and Times of an 
American, by Richard Tedlow, pp. 324-325. Appearances on MSNBC, CNN, Fox News 
as tech industry expert. Op-Ed pieces in New York Times and Newsday. 
Winner five American Society of Business Press Editors writing awards.