Scot Cheatham co-founded EOS International (formerly known as Data Trek) with his brother David in 1982. During that first year, the company developed the first library automation and information management software available for microcomputers.
For nearly three decades, under Cheatham's ownership, EOS has led the library automation and knowledge management industry by delivering market-leading innovative software solutions to its clients. Under Cheatham's guidance, EOS has delivered many industry firsts, including: multiuser applications for microcomputer networks, software using a graphical user interface, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) application for libraries and information centers, software using fully web-based .NET technology, and company-owned data centers for hosted applications.
Cheatham has served as a board member for San Diego Regional Economic Task Force, Medinet LLC, Eltec, a division of Dawson Holdings, Physician.com, and Elevation Snowboards. He is currently an elected official serving on the Governing Board of Trustees for the Rancho Santa Fe School District.
Prior to founding EOS International, Cheatham worked in the financial services industry with Thomson McKinnon in San Francisco. He holds a BA in Economics from Principia College.
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