Andrew W. Priest

Red Brick Systems, Inc., was the industry's fastest growing database company and was a leading provider of high-performance relational database products for data warehousing. Its flagship product, Red Brick Warehouse 5.0, was the fastest and most scalable relational database for data warehousing, including data marts, online analytical processing (OLAP), and data mining. It was located in Los Gatos, CA.

Epiphany, Inc. used to develop customer relationship software (CRM). It was providing solutions that are deployed to increase profitability at consumer-oriented companies. The company used to analyze large volumes of customer data to optimize marketing campaigns and customer interactions. Epiphany was located in San Mateo, CA.

Responsys, Inc. provides email and cross-channel marketing solutions that enable companies to engage in relationship marketing across the interactive channels that consumers who are embracing today with email, mobile, social and the web. Its solution is comprised of its on-demand software and its professional services, which are focused on enabling the marketing success of its customers. The company on-demand software, the Responsys Interact Suite, the core element of its solution, provides marketers with a set of integrated applications to create, execute, optimize and automate marketing campaigns. The company was founded by Anand Jagannathan, Raghunath Raghavan and George S. Wiedemann on February 3, 1998 and is headquartered in San Bruno, CA.

Information Builders, Inc. engages in the development of data and analytics software. Its ibi platform offers data preparation, integration, quality, management, and governance; visualization and reporting; augmented analytics; and embedded analytics solutions. It serves the healthcare; financial services; public sector; insurance; manufacturing; transportation and logistics, consumer and retail; and utilities industries. The company was founded by Gerald D. Cohen, Martin B. Slagowitz, and Peter Mittelman, Sr. in 1975 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

Brightware, Inc. develops eCustomer Assistance software for the Internet. The company is based in San Rafael, CA. Brightware was acquired by edocs, Inc. from Jaguar Technology Holdings LLC on June 01, 2004.

Open Harbor’s first-and-only suite of integrated trade services creates a unified view for companies and their partners to manage the complexity of international trade operations in real-time. Unlike existing solutions whose U.S.-centric and non-integrated approaches limit the potential benefits of global trade automation, Open Harbor’s industrial-strength solution, delivered via the Web, is unique in its ability to support trade from and to any country