Built to make enterprise operating context durable.

Ben has spent more than two decades moving from software and systems engineering into quality leadership, product engineering, enterprise consulting, delivery and release operations, architecture, infrastructure, business operating models, enterprise systems, and AI. He served in the U.S. Army working on the armament and electrical systems of the AH-64D Apache Longbow.

His work has crossed government, logistics and shipping, energy, clinical research, sales operations, customer service, identity and records, and other complex enterprise environments. The recurring challenge was rarely one application. It was understanding how the organization operated, how evidence moved, where authority lived, and how business intent became durable system behavior.

Influenced by W. Edwards Deming and systems thinking, Ben treats quality as a property of the whole system. Delivery begins before code: requirements, architecture, evidence, validation, authority, release, observation, and learning all shape the outcome. That experience led to Enterprise Intelligence Engineering and Verimir—a governed environment for the operating context fragmented across enterprise systems.

Frans has spent his career operating businesses and translating those requirements into enterprise systems. He combines senior commercial leadership, international sales, channel development, general management, and enterprise sales with hands-on Salesforce administration, business analysis, workflow design, permissions, CRM migrations, integrations, analytics, customer service, and field-service operations.

At Folio Corporation, Frans grew international revenue from approximately $250,000 to $7 million while expanding the partner and distributor network from roughly 30 to more than 80 organizations across 30 countries. For more than a decade, he has worked directly in the Salesforce ecosystem across organizations ranging from hundreds to thousands of users.

His work connects business intent to requirements, access design, workflow, evidence, and durable platform behavior. At Verimir, that operating perspective keeps enterprise intelligence grounded in how organizations actually sell, serve customers, coordinate people, manage change, and make decisions.