May 17, 2020

Equifax names Bryson Koehler as new Chief Technology Officer

Bryson Koehler
James Henderson
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Equifax names Bryson Koehler as new Chief Technology Officer
Equifax Inc. has announced that it has named Bryson Koehler to serve as its Chief Technology Officer (CTO).

Koehler, who previously served as CTO at I...


Koehler, who previously served as CTO at IBM Watson and Cloud Platform, will be responsible for leading Equifax's global information technology strategy and development.

He will also work closely with the company's product, data, and analytics teams to drive technology and speed into product and data insights delivery to customers and partners.

“We are excited to welcome Bryson to our senior leadership team as we continue to invest heavily in data security and enhance our information technology infrastructure,” said Mark Begor, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at Equifax.

“Bryson is known for his deep technical and cloud skills, consistent, focused, and strong performance within the industry, and for being a creative problem solver who has achieved business goals by leveraging the innovative use of technology.

“This is paramount to our future success as we advance our technology capabilities; and enhance data security and the speed, simplicity, and reliability of our products. We are thrilled to have a leader of Bryson's calibre joining Equifax at such a pivotal time in our history.”

As the CTO for IBM's Watson and Cloud Platform, Koehler led a global team of cloud engineers, architects, security professionals, product and offering managers, technical communications specialists, research and development activities and operational systems reliability engineers.



With security being a central priority for IBM, he brought all of the security teams together to ensure IBM had the world's most compliant cloud, strengthening the company's technical credibility.


In this position, he was responsible for setting the strategic vision, development, technical operations, financial planning, and execution of all technology initiatives for TWCC. Under his leadership, the company launched its largest public, cloud-based API platform and migrated from 13 legacy data centers into a fully cloud-based company.



“The world of AI is unlocking massive potential in how data can be used, and cloud-based AI technology is a game changer for developing secure and reliable data-driven products,” said Koehler.

“I see tremendous opportunity for Equifax to become a leading data-driven technology company, and I'm excited to join its highly-talented team to bring new energy that accelerates Equifax's transformation into a leader of insight forecasting.”

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