Bio

Liane is India CEO and VP, Content Solutions at Innovatia. She has 21 years of experience in large corporates and start-ups in digital transformation, content and process improvement. She has had tremendous success designing and executing strategy for organizations. Developing and maintaining a profitable business, building brand, growing and retaining customers and employees, and driving innovation is where she thrives. She leads digital transformation in the Content Solutions space. Content and data play a key role in digital transformation, customers expect the right content at the right time, regardless of the delivery channel, and most organizations need Content Strategy to make that happen. This is where Liane thrives. Her goal is to solve business problems for customers using a lean, data-driven, user-centric content engineering framework that promotes iterative development and problem solving with close collaboration between business, content, and technology teams. She thrives in a challenging environment, strives to win with integrity and believes that collaboration is the key to success. At Dell, She played the role of Customer Advocate and Innovation Architect for IDD. Her day job was to ensure that technical content and media for all Commercial, Consumer, IOT and Cloud Client Computing is designed and delivered. She ran Technical Content, Visual Design, Augmented Reality, Packaging production and eLearning Solutions under the IDD umbrella. Her teams are spread across India, Singapore and the United States. Some key accomplishments: • Winner of the Vice Chairmans Award for 2019 for Driving Innovation and cost savings across Dell • Creating an Augmented Reality app that is being piloted in the field by Dell Service Technicians • Packaging Production for all Dell Consumer Peripherals • Creating Consumer and Commercial Technical Specifications on the Dell.com sales pages • Innovating with on-box technical content slated to save Dell $2.6 million dollars over the next financial year • Redesigning in-box content that saves Dell $1.2 million a year