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Kalyanam, Ph.D J.C. Penney Research
Professor Direct, Internet Retailing Faculty Director, eMBA Program
Santa Clara University
500 El Camino Real Santa Clara, CA 95053
Voice Mail: 408-554-2705 Fax: 408-554-5056
e-mail:
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Some
of the companies advised by Dr. Kalyanam:
comScore maintains massive proprietary databases that provide a continuous, real-time
measurement of the myriad ways in which the Internet is used and the wide variety
of activities that are occurring online.
Mission-critical information
relating to both offline and online activities is collected through comScore's
innovative use of the Internet as a timely and powerful data collection medium.
comScore's products and services are utilized by many of the world's leading corporations
to better understand, leverage and profit from the rapidly evolving worldwide
Web.
Propel's
mission is simple - we are dedicated to improving the end user's Internet experience.
The company's first endeavor has been to solve a problem that affects approximately
over 38.5 million U.S. Internet users - slow Internet dial-up connections. While
high-speed broadband solutions can address this frustration, not everyone has
access to high-speed broadband. Propel provides a solution that is fast, affordable,
easy to deploy, and available anywhere where a modem, low-speed broadband (eg,
iDSL, 256K DSL, etc), satellite, or wireless laptop Internet access exists. Propel
was founded in November 1999 by serial Silicon Valley entrepreneur Steve Kirsch,
who also founded Infoseek (acquired by The Walt Disney Corporation), Frame Technology,
developer of FrameMaker (acquired by Adobe) and Mouse Systems Corporation (a pioneer
in computer peripherals). The Propel team is comprised of a unique blend of experienced
management team, proven technology experts, software developers, and network deployment
professionals.
Xambala
develops, markets, and supports ultra high-speed content pre-processing solutions
that enable content security, telecom equipment manufactures and enterprise computing
users to attain unprecedented information processing performance, efficiencies,
and results. Xambala products are based on the company's AnyContent™ Semantic
Processing technology that uses industry standard BNF definitions or custom grammars
to decipher the sequence of protocol messages, compliance checking, and content
integrity. State of the art hardware assistance for rule-based pattern matching,
Regex expressions, rule and policy indexing are built-in.
Symphoniq
offers TrueView, the only tool on the market that monitors application performance
from browser to back-end to automatically detect, diagnose, and pinpoint problems-inside
or outside the datacenter. TrueView is the only product that gives real-time,
real user experience data and the ability to track issues back to the source of
the problem. This feature saves companies millions in helpdesk and productivity
costs, saves IT thousands of hours of labor, and shortens mean time to problem
resolution by eliminating the costly manual troubleshooting required by today's
ineffective monitoring solutions.
Boorah.com
makes it easy to find a great restaurant by presenting a summary of user and professional
reviews in a way that has never been done before. Our service offers a unique,
searchable database of restaurant locations, cuisines, cost, and hours of operation
coupled with the ability to make online reservations. Boorah simplifies the process
of dining out whether you're a "foodie" or just an average Joe looking for a fresh
new place to eat. Our system uses patent-pending Natural Language Processing technology
to find, summarize and present information from across the web in a way that is
far more useful than it's ever been before.
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Kalyanam, Ph.D
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