Ted Dezvane

Ted Dezvane is the Senior Vice President of Managed Document Services at Xerox. Prior to this, Ted held numerous roles within the company, such as Chief Strategy Officer, Vice President of Strategy & Portfolio (for Xerox Services, now Conduent, Inc.), and Director of Corporate Business Strategy. Ted has been with Xerox since 2005.
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Winter Digital Issue 2018
5 Steps to Go Digital in the New Year
BY Ted Dezvane
Feb. 6 2018
With the new year upon us, leaders should take stock of their digital journey and craft plans for attacking their digitalization goals for the year to come. For most, our digital scorecards will reveal...
MPS Analytics
September 2017
How to Capitalize on the Value of Data With the MPS Analytics Strategy
BY Ted Dezvane
Sept. 5 2017
Data, data mining, and big data are topics that regularly appear in many newspapers, business magazines, or e-newsletters today—and all of this coverage is not lost on corporations, businesses, and...
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