Matthew Deep

Partner/Vice President, Technology DMLogic

Partner Matthew Deep serves as the vice president of technology at DMLogic. He oversees all development of the STEPLogic platform as well as the platform products STEPLogic Trace and STEPLogic Warehouse. Matt was one of the instrumental developers of the serialization product, STEPLogic Trace, and oversaw the team implementing the product at Johnson & Johnson. Matt has overseen the technology efforts of many projects, most notably at Johnson & Johnson and GlaxoSmithKline including serialization, clinical trials and WMS technology upgrades and software implementations.

As the leader of the pharmaceutical practice at DMLogic, Matt is often called upon to speak on issues relating to traceability, serialization, data integrity and visibility across the supply chain in accordance with all DSCSA regulations. He has spoken on multiple panels in the industry and was an instrumental member of the Johnson & Johnson Supply Chain team when the project was awarded a 2016 Supply Chain Innovation Award by the Council for Supply Chain Management Professionals. Matt has authored several white papers and case studies on pharmaceutical supply chain topics and is often interviewed for leading trade publications.

With more than 20 years of experience in WMS systems, Matt also brings extensive experience in the electronics, retail and automotive industries and has implemented solutions in 10 countries. Starting his career in 1997 as a technical consultant with TRW, Matt managed all North American project support for MARC Global, before its purchase by RedPrairie. He also held senior manager positions at Fisher Scientific and 7Hills Global Consulting before founding DMLogic in 2009 with his current partners.

Matt holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Engineering and an MBA focused on Supply Chain Management from Penn State University. He currently resides in Pittsburgh with his high school sweetheart and two children who learned how to use the STEPLogic platform at ages 7 and 9. He also proudly serves as President of his Church Council and has project managed his church building project for the past 9 years.