Sramana: You also mentioned that you oursourced certain tasks as part of your strategy to scale the business. Could you give me an example of that? Vince Thomas: We do outsource certain capabilities. We created an engine that can produce hundreds of thousands of invoices per day from our system. Fulfilling those invoices, which includes
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Dale Skeen is CTO and co-founder of Vitria Technology Inc. He has a PhD from the University of California, Berkeley, and was chief scientist for TIBCO Software prior to founding Vitria. Today, Dale is considered by many of his colleagues in the industry as the pioneer in real-time business process analysis. In this interview he
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Sramana: How did you find your first big client? Vince Thomas: It was a very interesting experience. The client was based out of Dallas, Texas, so I flew down there from Detroit. I knew conceptually what they client needed. I put together a surface-level demonstration which was tailored for their situation. It did a bit
Entrepreneurs looking to raise money through crowdfunding may be interested in today’s New York Times article by Amy Cortese. Although crowdfunding is an increasingly popular way to help build a business, it’s not surprising that there are growing pains, especially as the Securities and Exchange Commission considers how much to change laws that protect investors.
Sramana: I like it when companies tightly segment the market; it is much easier to qualify leads and messages to that customer base. My next question is, how do you charge? What is your business model? Vince Thomas: There are three ways we charge. The first is a licensing fee to use the software. That