Novazone Names David Cope President and Chief Executive Officer; Strategic Appointment Positions Leading Clean Technology Company for Rapid Growth
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Novazone, the leading provider of clean technology solutions for food and water including advanced, ozone-based applications, announced today the appointment of David Cope to the position of president and chief executive officer, effective immediately. Previously, Mr.
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Aethera NetworksTM, a globally focused company  delivering 4th Generation (4G) solutions in the  multi-service access and metro networking markets, announced today that  Mr. Sami Yazdi has been appointed President and CEO of Aethera Networks.  Mr.
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THE drive to save businesses money while protecting the environment has stepped up a gear with two key appointments.   Regional development agency One NorthEast has appointed two resource efficiency managers - one for construction and another for the process industry.
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By Mary Ann Milbourn, The Orange County Register, Calif.  Dec. 13--Gateway Inc., the Irvine computer maker, has hired a longtime  executive in finance and technology to head its human resources.
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Memory maker names new CEO and chairman in the midst of its "next phase of growth."
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Software maker expected to make leadership changes in Windows and online services units. Two prominent outside hires are expected to be looking for new opportunities.
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NORTHBROOK, Ill. Northbrook-based Underwriters Laboratories today announced the retirement of president and CEO Loring Knoblauch (NAU&#39;-blok), citing his bout with prostate cancer.
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Microsoft Corp. has appointed a new leader for its Worldwide Public Sector group, which plays a key role in its efforts to counter competition from open source software in government and education markets.
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MINNEAPOLIS -- Northwest Airlines Chief Executive Richard Anderson is stepping aside and will take a top job at health care insurer UnitedHealth Group.
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SANTA ANA, Calif., Feb. 15  /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Raptor Networks Technology, Inc.  (BULLETIN BOARD: RPTN) , is pleased to announce the appointment of Michael Carwana as Vice President of Engineering and Product Development.
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(InfoWorld) - The president of virtualization software leader VMware Wednesday questioned the strategy of rivals that are integrating virtualization functionality into their operating systems. Diane Greene made the comments at the third and final day of the Morgan Stanley Technology Conference in San Francisco. VMware, a subsidiary of storage vendor EMC, doubled revenue in EMC's latest quarterly report, compared to the year ago quarter, as enterprises embrace VMware's virtualization software to make more efficient use of the servers in their data centers. RivalsÂ like Red Hat and Microsoft have responded to VMware's dominance by integrating virtualization into coming new operating systems. Red Hat is introducing Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 next week, and Microsoft's new Windows server OS is due later this year. But Greene, in discussing virtualization with analysts for the investment firm, said she wonders how effective the competition's virtualization features can be. "Traditionally, the operating system manages the hardware and manages the application. Once you virtualize with a hypervisor, that is now what is managing the hardware, not the OS," Greene said, in a presentation that was distributed via webcast. "Now the operating system is just managing the application. So certainly Windows and Red Hat are moving to integrate virtualization into their OS, but part of the value proposition seems to be lost when you do that." Spokespeople for Microsoft and Red Hat did not respond to requests for comment. VMware is a strong contributor to the earnings of parent company EMC, which also sells storage hardware and security software. Greene also is executive vice president of EMC. Revenue for VMware increased to $232 million in the fourth quarter of 2006, 101 percent more than a year prior. The growth comes from increased demand for VMware Infrastructure 3, a virtualization software suite for servers and storage networks. VMware's growth prompted EMC to recently announce plans toÂ spin off 10 percent of VMware in an IPO. EMC executives said they anticipate releasing the prospectus later this month for the IPO, expected about midyear. Greene noted the stock sale will benefit VMware employees as well as potential shareholders. "Our stock-based compensation will track our performance, and that is the ideal model," she said. Also at the Morgan Stanley conference, Greene acknowledged that virtualizing servers, which helps them use more of their designed capacity, may suppress server sales growth. But she said many customers are upgrading servers as they introduce virtualization into their operations. Those new servers are more high-end products, with greater processing power, and should yield higher margins for server vendors. EMC reported fourth quarter 2006 financial results Jan. 23, posting net income of $389 million, or $0.17 a share, on revenue of $3.21 billion. It edged out analysts' estimates of $0.16 a share. Â
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Sylantro Systems Corp., the leading supplier of feature servers for  hosted VoIP services in carrier networks, today announced the  appointment of Frank Salm to vice president of marketing.
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Advo Inc. (AD), which publishes shopping ad circulars and provides other direct-mail marketing services, on Monday said its board of directors had elected Scott Harding chief executive, effective Oct. 15.
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Biopharmaceutical company Human Genome Sciences Inc. said Monday that it named H. Thomas Watkins as chief executive officer and a director to succeed William A. Haseltine, founder and former chairman and CEO, who retired from the company effective Oct.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 29  /PRNewswire/ -- Ecast, the largest broadband touchscreen media network in the United States, has appointed Joe Kennedy, chief executive officer of Pandora, to serve on its board of directors.  Mr.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 5  /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Xenomics, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: XNOM; FWB: XE7), the source of next-generation medical DNA diagnostic tests, today announced that it has named David Sidransky, M.D., of Johns Hopkins University to its Board of Directors.  Dr.
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Executive vice president of sales becomes Sun's executive vice president for strategic development and Sun financing.