Sramana: What led you to Hytrust? Eric Chiu: I was running sales and business development for Cemaphore. I was in the process of evaluating some other job offers and different startups and I had the board members from those companies calling me to figure out what decision I had made. During that period one of
Sramana Mitra: It is coherence of the data and coherence of the search engine´s structure as well that operates on that data. Kon Leong: Yes. The retention policy has to be coherent. If each title is just throwing away data, it is a meaningless system. These are just some of the differentiations. We could go
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If you haven’t already, please study our Bootstrapping Course and Investor Introductions page. Eric Chiu is the co-founder and president of HyTrust, a virtualization security company. He has more than 13 years of experience in high-tech management and finance. Most recently he was the VP of sales and business development for Cemaphore Systems. Prior to Cemaphore, he led business
KL: Yes. You said you covered a lot of unstructured data, and you have talked to a lot of companies like Autonomy, for example. I would venture to say that this field has nothing well understood. Because of the misunderstanding, practically all of the implementation of large enterprises is [set up] to fail. This snippet
Sramana: A private liquidity exit can be bad if the founder is crucial to the success of the business. I saw a similar situation where the founder did not allow a team to get built around him. I am surprised the investors allowed him to have that liquidity event. They needed to raise money, and
Kon Leong: One customer is in the financial sector – Wells Fargo. All enterprises struggle with unstructured data, and typically they come from various areas to manage the proliferation of data and the duplication of data, which impacts storage, manage data for compliance – regulations require them to keep certain data and to be able
Sramana Mitra: Through this there is a whole operational infrastructure – a reporting, monitoring and IT management infrastructure – that is required. What is your approach to that? Vishnu Bhat: The cloud ecosystem harbors a productized solution. When we approach our enterprise clients, we predominantly offer service and solution value together. Let’s get back to