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Transform Your System(s)
The Economist
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The Wikimedia Foundation
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Global Strategy Group
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Teach for All
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Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
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The World Monuments Fund
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Wikimedia Enterprise
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The Gates Foundation
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**New Innovative Platform Launching Soon**
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Major Universities
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The Economist • The Wikimedia Foundation • Global Strategy Group • Teach for All • Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center • The World Monuments Fund • Wikimedia Enterprise • The Gates Foundation • **New Innovative Platform Launching Soon** • Major Universities •
Mentrix helps you transform legacy software into digital information systems. Our goal is to architect knowledge flow by designing and building platforms that respond to modern needs.
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We publish learning experiences for technology professionals. Our passion is enabling systems thinking skills and approaches.
Innovative Strategies for Modern Systems
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The Economist
A create once, publish everywhere information system to replace legacy print and digital software.
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The Wikimedia Foundation
A system to share knowledge with nearly-infinite people, products and platforms.
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The Construct
A platform for intelligent discourse. Integrating real-time, multi-source user interactions and events.
Diana Montalion has over twenty years experience delivering technology initiatives with organizations including Stanford, The Gates Foundation and Teach For All. She has served as principal architect for The Economist and The Wikimedia Foundation.
Throughout her tech career, Diana has spoken at events and developed sold-out training programs for multiple organizations. She is the author of the O’Reilly book Learning Systems Thinking. Join her online trainings at events, in the SystemsCrafters Collective or on the O’Reilly platform.