Adam Attinello

Mr. Attinello has served as eOriginal's director of software engineering since January 2012. In this role, he is responsible for the development, planning and execution of eOriginal's core product lines. Mr. Attinello started with the company in 2006 as quality assurance automation engineer while attending the University of Maryland Baltimore County's computer science undergraduate program. After obtaining his Bachelor's degree in computer science, Mr. Attinello became eOriginal's lead quality assurance engineer and application specialist. He quickly excelled in this position helping to deploy, manage and maintain several customer environments. In June of 2008, Mr. Attinello joined eOriginal's product management team as the manager of software engineering.
digitalmobile
November 2015
Why Mobile-Responsive Solutions Are Critical for Digital Transaction Management
BY Adam Attinello
Nov. 16 2015
As mobile data usage has risen 69% in the last year, understanding the value of implementing mobile-responsive designs to meet the global consumer’s demand for digital transformation is becoming...
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