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Being a globally recognized figure in the world of business software can be a very rewarding experience, especially for Charles Phillips Oracle, he has maintained a name that has become a respected and renowned one throughout the years. He is a highly specialized individual in the industry of computers and business software developments, and for more than 25 years of extensive background experience and training, Charles is a man who should never be taken lightly.

Today, Charles enjoys his CEO position at one of the largest ERP Software Provider in Atlanta, the Infor Corporation. As its Chief Executive Officer, he is responsible for leveraging the company to great heights, and since he is organically skilled and he knows exactly how to navigate the entire system, he was able to push the Infor trademark to the entire world.

But before Charles Phillips became the “Man of the Hour” at Infor, what most people didn’t know about him is that he was first in the servitude for his country. Charles during his younger years was a Captain at the United States Marine Corps; he was in the military for several years shortly after he graduated with a degree in B.S. Computer Science at the United States Air Force Academy. Even before going to college, Philips have always known that his passion will always lie in computers, he grew up being always fascinated at the many unknown possibilities and capabilities of technology. For that, he had always been decisive about what degree he is going to take after graduating from high school.

Charles Phillips prepped himself up to become the best employee possible; he first went to the American Museum of Natural History to apply as a Director. This was his first job right after working for the military, but even so he was firm that he would only need experience to be able to make it further and grow even wiser in the big corporations. Since Charles has always been a hard working and dedicated person, his next employments were at the Jazz at Lincoln Center, the Morgan Stanley Group, the Viacom Company, and then Wall Street. He served as a Director for all these establishments for years, but it was his time in Wall Street where he was seen potential by the Oracle Company and plucked him to become its Vice President. Phillips worked for Oracle for seven years and when he resigned from his post, just 6 weeks shortly after he got hired again to now become the CEO of Infor Corporation.