About us : Overview | Transitions, Inc.

Transitions, Inc. is a business and technology development / project management consulting company founded in June, 2003 by Timothy Siglin, formerly principal analyst with The Hampton-James Corporation. Transitions, Inc. has targeted emerging opportunities in three distinct market areas - advertising / marketing, digital media and financial services.

Transitions, Inc. is first and foremost a problem-solving company, tackling complex industry issues in conjunction with our clients' real-time and real-world needs. Our strength lies in broad industry contacts and a consistent ability to match companies together, whether they be end users, product manufacturers, service providers, VARs, or financial stakeholders.

As Mr. Siglin's past client base was derived almost from recommendation by previous clients, consulting services will initially be limited to "invitation only" clients to guarantee close interaction between Transitions and emerging market leaders.

As the business development and temporary executive roles (product management, product marketing, CxO) portions of our business expands, we will solicit new partnerships with emerging players with whom we have not had a prior relationship. Additionally, provide assistance to secondary clients through research subscriptions, analysis reports and referral services. We look forward to the challenge.

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7 Feb 2004 - Following the successful debut of The Patients Voice, an online radio show launched by the creative services firm GirlOnPoint© and dedicated to patient advocacy and education, Transition, Inc., has accepted an offer from GirlOnPoint© founder, Rosemary Roberts, to take a minority stake in the company. The Patients Voice just celebrated its fourth show, which includes an interview with Peter Neupert, Chairman of Drugstore.com. See girlonpoint.com for more details.

28 Jan 2004 - Tim Siglin was nominated and elected to serve a 3-year term on the board of the Northeast Tennesse Technology Council by the members of the Tech Council. See netntech.org for more details.

Media 100, a leader in high-quality digital video capture and editing tools, faced the task of re-educating a market it had helped to build. The need stemmed from the emergence of video for the web and the perception that traditional non-linear video editing tools were overpriced for "postage stamp" streaming video and under-equipped to serve as a nexus between the "old world" of tape-based delivery and the "new world" of web-based delivery. Read case study...

Convera, the company created in 2000 by the merger of Excalibur Technologies and Intel's Interactive Media Serivces, had targeted the broadcast automation market as a significantly addressable emerging market. Rusell Wise, VP of Sales for Excalibur, approached Tim Siglin with the idea of writing a white paper addressing concerns that had been raised by various potential customers. Read case study...