About Ron Bienvenu

From his early years growing up in a small town in Louisiana through two software start-ups and a hostile takeover on Wall Street, The Fourth Shock author Ron Bienvenu has always been deeply involved with technology and its impact on the world at large. As the current CEO of alqemyiQ, he continues to shake the business world by delivering cutting edge technologies to mainstream markets. In 1988, he founded his first successful software company, while his second company, SageMaker, became a global provider of knowledge management solutions for some of the largest organizations in the world. During his varied career he has led a division of a public company with more than 2,000 employees and over $500 million in sales, served as the lead investor in a hostile takeover attempt of a public software company, been involved in over 50 public and private M&A transactions, and raised over $250 million in various financing ranging from venture capital to senior secured debt. He is the author of numerous articles and has been an active participant in the lecture circuit since 1996. His comprehensive view of the industry and his unique way of looking at the world gives him interesting and relevant insights on the impact of new technologies on every aspect of business.

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  • About The Fourth Shock

    This site contains articles related to alqemyiQ CEO Ron Bienvenu's book titled The Fourth Shock.

    Bienvenu's book explores how mobility brings with it the opportunity to both interact with consumers and capture demand data in real time. These real-time interactions will change the historically reactive supply chain into a pro-active one. By leveraging this information, companies will be able to interact with consumers and pro-actively influence purchasing choices to squeeze the most profit from all parts of the supply chain.