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Jim Snyder

Now That Hyper9 Is Out Of Stealth, Names Get Named

July 16, 2008 by Robin Wauters Leave a Comment

Hyper9, formerly known as InovaWave, has only recently come out of stealth mode, and is set to release its first product next September. Today, the company sent word out about its two ‘key product architects’. Using verbs like ‘unveiled’ and ‘revealed’, the names put forward are those of Jim Snyder and Brian Baker.

Prior to Hyper9, Jim Snyder created search-oriented intellectual property and led development of the search platform at 21st Century Technologies. He also created the analytics/reporting platform at Core Metrics and the web-based configuration platform at Trilogy, where he served as principal architect.

Brian Baker is being called a seasoned entrepreneur, carrying more than 20 years of experience creating and delivering enterprise infrastructure solutions. At Hyper9, Baker focuses on the data collection, aggregation and management activities needed to fuel its search engine. Previously, Baker served as a principal engineer at United Devices, and prior to that, Baker founded Journee Software, a real-time enterprise data hub solution which was acquired by Initiate Systems.

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