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Thanh Tran
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Thanh Tran is the Chief Executive Officer & Founder of Zoeticx. He is a seasoned, visionary executive with global IT knowledge and a proven track record with startup and turn-around businesses. Prior to Zoeticx, Thanh served as the Chief Technology Officer of Amdocs (NYSE:DOX), a $3B Telecom billing giant where his responsibilities included Amdoc’s product strategy, R&D development processes, and budget governance.
Prior to Amdocs, Thanh was the Senior Vice President and General Manager at BEA Systems, holding P&L responsibility for the $100M Aqualogic product group, which provided Service Oriented Architecture solutions. Before BEA, he held GM responsibility for the Development Products Group at Borland Software Corporation.
Throughout his career, he has held senior technical roles that contributed to business growth and leading edge innovation. Thanh brings over 25 years of technical and management experience in world-class Fortune 100 Organizations, has authored numerous patents, and is the recipient of multiple industry awards.
Zoeticx was co-founded by Tran and Alon Segal with the goal of creating a collaboration platform for the healthcare industry that would eliminate the gap between medical data and quality patient care. Zoeticx offers software solutions for the healthcare industry which are dedicated to improving patient outcomes, enhancing the quality of care, containing costs, and simplifying administration.
These solutions offer an immediate increase in the quality of care by delivering the right information to the right caregiver at the right time, in a manner that can be easily understood. Additionally, as the Affordable Care Act continues to roll out, healthcare providers will face new challenges which arise whenever there is a transition from an old system of doing business to a new one. Zoeticx helps solve those challenges, allowing care providers to focus on what is most important, the patient.