Intel and the Role of Open Source in Delivering on the Promise of Big Data

Michael Greene is vice president of the Software and Services Group and general manager of System Technologies and Optimization at Intel Corporation. Greene is responsible for delivering software and solutions that enable Intel and its customers to accelerate their software development activities, speed up the adoption of new Intel-based platforms and capabilities, and optimize enterprise and client applications. His team is charged with providing efficient platform software solutions to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), BIOS developers, software partners and IT end users.

Since joining Intel in 1990 as an assembly test engineer, Greene has served in a variety of technical marketing, manufacturing, architecture and design roles. Most recently, he was director of platform technology and analysis, a role in which his responsibilities included evaluating future roadmaps for mobile, business, enterprise, graphics and software products.

Outside of Intel, Greene serves on the executive committee of the National GEM Consortium, a partnership that promotes the participation of underrepresented groups in post-graduate science and engineering education and the technical workforce.

Greene holds a patent in power-aware instruction scheduling and a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.