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Ray Steen

About Ray Steen

Ray Steen is Co-Owner & CEO for MainSpring and has been with the firm since 2014. With over 25 years of experience in strategy, consulting and communications, his expertise arms clients with the strategies, tools and resources to meet their mission. Ray is a proud dad and coach of 5 kids, a fantasy sports nut and bleeds for the Chicago Bears and Boston Celtics.



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FileMaker, Inc. rebrands as Claris International, Inc.

Earlier today, at the 24th annual DevCon, the CEO of FileMaker, Inc. announced that the company rebranded and will now be Claris International, Inc. FileMaker will still live on as a service offering...

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No Such Thing as a Small Disaster

Hurricanes, meals ready to eat (MREs) and 24-hour media blitzes—that’s what comes to mind every year at this time. Engraved on my brain are the words: June is the start of hurricane season. From...

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Introducing FileMaker as Your Workplace Innovation Platform

FileMaker, Inc. recently adopted a new core message that encapsulates the strength of their software platform and helps business leaders better understand their focus. FileMaker is a Workplace...

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FileMaker 17 Licensing Updates

MainSpring is excited to announce the release of FileMaker 17! With the new release, FileMaker, Inc. is changing their licensing program to be dramatically more simple and user-friendly. New features...

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4 Ways to Stay Safe on Public Networks

Just about anywhere you go these days there seems to be plenty of available public Wi-Fi. While this is massively convenient if you're away from your home or office, there’s always the possibility...

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ProSuite 101: a Better Approach to IT Services

Whether it’s over coffee or at a conference, I have the same conversations about the information technology (IT) industry with more than 80 CEOs and leaders that I meet with each year. It usually...

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