Daniel Herndon

Daniel Herndon is the director of cloud services at Laserfivhe. As a product manager, the customer is his passion, and using high-energy leadership and a data-driven approach to delivering products that customers love is his primary goal. Herndon brings 20 years of experience delivering consumer software products over a diverse career that includes Microsoft, Expedia, Zillow and most recently a healthcare analytics startup called Caradigm. Herndon, a native of Los Angeles, joined Laserfiche in 2018 and is a graduate of Cornell University where he studied architecture.
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Extreme Cloud Makeover
BY Daniel Herndon
June 22 2022
Not so long ago, we used to anticipate Ty Pennington’s dramatic weekly reveal of a seemingly impossible renovation in an impressively short amount of time. The homeowners — and viewers —...
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