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Founders
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Larry McVoy
Mr. McVoy has over nineteen years of experience in the computer
industry.
He has worked at Sun Microsystems, SGI, Cobalt Microserver, and
Google.
He is the designer of TeamWare, Sun's source management product.
Solaris has been developed exclusively under TeamWare.
Mr. McVoy is also an expert in high performance computer and
networking architectures.
He has published numerous technical papers and made many technical
and marketing presentations on operating systems, clustering,
networking, and performance issues.
His paper on LMbench received the best paper award in the January
1995 Usenix.
Mr. McVoy has made key contributions to many high performance
products, including Sun's UFS filesystem, SCSI controllers,
100Mbit ethernet, VLANs, SparcCluster, SGI's Bulk Data Service
(BDS), and MDBM.
Mr. McVoy holds a MSCS and BSCS from the University of
Wisconsin-Madison.
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Beth Van Eman
Ms. Van Eman has over eighteen years of experience in the computer
industry.
She has worked in software operations at several startups, with a
long stay at MIPS and then SGI.
She was responsible for software configuration management and
release at SGI.
Ms. Van Eman holds a BA in Economics from the University of
California Santa Cruz.
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Rick Smith
Mr. Smith has over twenty-three years of industry experience,
specializing in distributed source management since 1992.
He is recognized as the world's foremost expert on changeset
engines and revision control weave based storage.
Mr. Smith holds BSEE/MSEE degrees from CMU and was employed by HP
for 16 years, before leaving to form a consulting company
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