In Hardware and Network news this week…

AWS Optimizes Network Firewall Defaults to Eliminate Silent TCP Connection Drops
AWS has updated the default behavior of its Network Firewall to eliminate silent TCP connection drops, improving application reliability and network performance. The enhancement provides more predictable traffic handling while reducing connectivity issues for enterprise workloads. The update reinforces AWS’s focus on strengthening cloud networking resilience through continuous infrastructure improvements.

In Artificial Intelligence news this week…

Tavant Platform Launches to Accelerate Open Agentic Software Engineering
Tavant has introduced its new platform to accelerate open agentic software engineering by enabling AI-powered development workflows. The platform helps engineering teams automate coding, testing, and collaboration processes while supporting more intelligent software delivery. The launch reflects the industry’s growing shift toward AI-assisted software engineering.

In Cloud Computing & Mobility news this week…

Cloudflare Teams with Browsers to Boost Online Privacy
Cloudflare is collaborating with browser providers to strengthen online privacy through enhanced protections for internet users. The initiative aims to improve privacy standards while reducing tracking and increasing transparency across web interactions. As privacy regulations continue to evolve, collaborative approaches are becoming increasingly important for the modern internet.

In Enterprise AI news this week…

Zensar Launches ZenseAI AgentMesh to Drive Scalable Enterprise AI Automation
Zensar has launched ZenseAI AgentMesh, a platform designed to help enterprises orchestrate AI agents across business functions. The solution enables scalable automation, intelligent decision-making, and seamless integration with enterprise workflows. It highlights the growing adoption of agentic AI architectures across large organizations.

In Quantum Computing news this week…

IQM Achieves Milestone in Quantum Error Correction Enabling Fault-Tolerant Computing
IQM has achieved a significant breakthrough in quantum error correction, bringing the industry closer to fault-tolerant quantum computing. The advancement improves the reliability and stability of quantum systems, addressing one of the biggest barriers to commercial quantum applications. The milestone marks another step toward practical, enterprise-ready quantum computing.

In FinTech news this week…

Lili Launches MCP Server to Bring AI-Powered Banking Insights to Accountants
Lili has introduced its MCP Server to provide accountants with AI-powered banking insights and financial intelligence. The platform enables professionals to access contextual financial data, automate analysis, and improve decision-making. This reflects the increasing integration of AI into financial management and accounting workflows.

In HealthTech news this week…

Innovaccer and AWS Launch Healthcare Alliance to Advance Clinical AI Autonomy
Innovaccer and AWS have formed a strategic alliance to accelerate the adoption of autonomous AI capabilities in healthcare. The collaboration focuses on improving clinical workflows, enhancing patient care, and enabling healthcare organizations to leverage AI more effectively. The partnership demonstrates the growing role of cloud-powered AI in modern healthcare delivery.

In Cybersecurity news this week…

F5 Unveils Comprehensive AI Security Platform to Mitigate Enterprise AI Risk and Eliminate Shadow Deployments
F5 has launched a comprehensive AI security platform designed to help enterprises secure AI applications and eliminate unauthorized AI deployments. The solution provides centralized governance, visibility, and risk management capabilities to protect AI workloads across hybrid environments. As AI adoption accelerates, organizations are prioritizing security frameworks that provide end-to-end oversight.

Article of the Week

Strategic Steps for a Successful Digital Transformation Roadmap: A Practical Guide for Enterprise Leaders

Digital transformation requires more than adopting new technologies—it demands a clear strategic roadmap aligned with business objectives. Successful initiatives focus on modernizing infrastructure, empowering employees, improving customer experiences, and establishing governance frameworks that support continuous innovation. By combining technology investments with organizational change management, enterprises can build resilient, agile operations that remain competitive in an increasingly digital economy.

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In Artificial Intelligence news this week…

Celonis Introduces Context Model and Expands AI Capabilities with Ikigai Labs Acquisition
Celonis has introduced a new context model while expanding its AI portfolio through the acquisition of Ikigai Labs. The initiative aims to improve enterprise decision-making by enabling AI systems to better understand operational context and business processes. This move reflects the growing focus on context-aware AI in enterprise environments.

In Cloud Computing news this week…

Red Hat Expands Sovereign and Private Cloud Capabilities to Strengthen Digital Autonomy
Red Hat has expanded its sovereign and private cloud offerings to help organizations maintain greater control over data, infrastructure, and compliance. The enhancements are designed to support enterprises navigating increasingly complex regulatory and geopolitical requirements. Sovereign cloud strategies are becoming central to digital autonomy initiatives worldwide.

In Enterprise AI news this week…

Anthropic and PwC Expand Alliance to Accelerate Enterprise AI Transformation
Anthropic and PwC are deepening their alliance to accelerate enterprise AI adoption. The collaboration focuses on helping organizations integrate generative AI into workflows, operations, and customer experiences while maintaining governance and compliance. This highlights the increasing role of strategic partnerships in enterprise AI transformation.

In Data Science news this week…

Boomi and Couchbase Partner to Accelerate Enterprise AI Agents at Scale
Boomi and Couchbase have partnered to support the deployment of enterprise AI agents at scale. The collaboration combines integration, automation, and real-time data capabilities to enable more intelligent and responsive AI-driven operations. As enterprises adopt autonomous agents, scalable data infrastructure is becoming increasingly important.

In FinTech news this week…

Fiserv Unveils AgentOS to Help Banks Scale AI Agents Securely
Fiserv has launched AgentOS, a platform designed to help financial institutions securely deploy and manage AI agents. The solution focuses on governance, compliance, and operational oversight, enabling banks to integrate AI into customer service and financial workflows more effectively. This reflects the financial sector’s growing investment in secure AI infrastructure.

In Healthcare & BioTech news this week…

LenioBio and Twist Bioscience Partner to Accelerate AI-Driven Drug Discovery
LenioBio and Twist Bioscience have partnered to advance AI-driven drug discovery initiatives. By combining synthetic biology capabilities with AI-powered research workflows, the collaboration aims to speed up therapeutic development and improve precision in pharmaceutical innovation.

In Enterprise Software news this week…

Boomi and Gong Partner to Bring Revenue AI Capabilities to Enterprise Workflows
Boomi and Gong have joined forces to integrate revenue AI capabilities into enterprise workflows. The partnership aims to improve sales intelligence, customer insights, and operational efficiency through AI-powered automation and analytics. This demonstrates how AI is increasingly reshaping revenue operations and business productivity.

Article of the Week

Cognitive Computing in 2026: How Enterprises Are Building Smarter, Context-Aware Business Systems

Cognitive computing is evolving into a foundational technology for enterprises seeking smarter and more adaptive systems. By combining AI, contextual awareness, and real-time analytics, organizations are building business platforms capable of understanding intent, predicting outcomes, and automating complex decisions. As enterprises move toward more intelligent operations, cognitive computing is emerging as a key driver of agility, personalization, and long-term innovation.

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“I am honored to join Jumio at such a pivotal time, when identity is moving from point-in-time checks to continuous identity intelligence in order to fight fraud and AI-enabled bad actors,” Lorion said. “With tens of millions of known identities in the Jumio Identity Graph, over 300 patents and patent applications, and more than a million transactions processed daily, Jumio is the pioneer in establishing digital trust and tackling sophisticated attacks. I am thrilled to join the team, accelerate growth, and meet the next generation of identity challenges.”

Lorion is an accomplished software executive with over three decades of experience scaling high-growth B2B companies. He most recently served as CEO of Tempo Software, where he grew ARR by nearly 400% and transformed the company from a single product company to an integrated software platform and portfolio of enterprise solutions. Previously, he led several cybersecurity software businesses, including as COO of Digital.ai and Arxan Technologies, as well as president and general manager of Apperian.

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In addition to his operating roles, Lorion serves as board director of cybersecurity leader, Team Cymru, the world’s largest source of real-time Internet visibility data, and as co-chair of the board of the Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council (MTLC), New England’s leading technology industry association.

“Mark brings a strong combination of operational discipline and customer focus that will be important as Jumio enters its next phase of growth,” Kumar said. “As the identity industry faces immense pressure from AI-driven deepfake fraud, agentic AI identity threats, and expanding global regulations, I’m excited to partner with Mark to advance the Jumio platform and expand our leadership in AI-powered identity intelligence with our best-in-class technology.”

“Jumio has built something genuinely rare: a scaled, global identity platform with enterprise-grade retention, industry-leading products, and an identity graph that competitors cannot replicate,” said Ben Cukier, co-chairman of Jumio’s board of directors. “The opportunity in front of us is significant, and Mark has done exactly this before — taken a strong product with untapped market potential and built a go-to-market motion to match.”

Source: BusinessWire

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The rise in the use of AI coding agents leads to developers trusting automated tools that pick dependencies, generate code, and push applications. However, since most of the tools access dependencies in open public repositories such as PyPI, npm, and Maven Central that have been frequently targeted in supply chain attacks, the collaboration provides an additional layer of trust to artifacts in AI-powered coding by verifying, hardening, and protecting them against malware.

Using the collaboration, the developers will be able to automatically source dependencies from Chainguard’s repository that features pre-vetted, verified, and hardened software libraries and container images that are used to write code using the company’s AI native coding platform, eliminating any risks of compromising security when moving code to production. As such, the collaboration will help developers to write and deploy code in a secure way without having to worry about their safety.

However, the announcement of the collaboration could not have come at a better time since, according to research, about 84% of software developers have adopted the use of AI coding agents. Moreover, the recent spate of supply chain attacks on popular open-source components has shown how much impact such an incident can cause on a global scale.

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Implications for the IT Industry

This collaboration emphasizes the emerging paradigm in the IT field of developing applications with secure-by-default, native AI environments. As coding agents achieve increasing autonomy, conventional IT approaches to cybersecurity such as code reviews and post-deployment patches become inadequate.

IT executives should recognize this collaboration as a way of highlighting software supply chain security as an integral part of the current development process. Businesses must be able to govern each stage of their development processes, from the generation of code to dependencies.

Moreover, the inclusion of trusted open-source components in the development process signifies the adoption of policy-driven software ecosystems within which security considerations are integrated into the development process rather than introduced subsequently.

Finally, it is worth noting that the current collaboration serves as a demonstration of the increasing necessity for governance and management frameworks for AI technologies.

Business Impact and Strategic Value

The collaboration between Chainguard and Cursor provides an excellent opportunity for companies to expand their AI-powered development safely while effectively managing the risks. By automating the identification of secure dependencies, businesses can shorten their development cycles and still maintain security.

Speed and reliability are two of the most important aspects of some industries where the use of this product will be very beneficial. When the speed of development is increased without compromising security, it decreases the risk of breaches that cause huge losses, halting of operations, and damages to the reputation.

Having confidence in the output of AI-generated code increases effectiveness even more. Tech teams can spend their time on coming up with innovations and new features instead of doing the time-consuming work of checking security manually and validating dependencies. As a result, less resources are wasted and the time needed to launch new products and services is shortened.

Besides that, starting from secure configurations by default makes it easier for organizations to comply with regulations and standards, which are continuously tightening especially in the matters of data protection and cybersecurity.

Securing the Future of Agentic Development

The partnership between Chainguard and Cursor represents a pivotal moment in the evolution of software development. As AI agents become central to coding workflows, the need for built-in security is becoming non-negotiable.

For the IT industry and businesses alike, this development signals a future where AI-driven innovation and security must evolve together. Organizations that embrace secure, AI-native development models will be better positioned to harness the full potential of agentic coding while safeguarding their systems, data, and customers in an increasingly complex digital landscape.

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“Our collaboration with Replit puts that capability in the hands of more teams, breaking down the barriers between business vision and technical execution.” Replit’s cloud-based platform integrates coding, collaboration, and deployment with AI-assisted development, enabling teams to rapidly build and iterate applications. “Our mission has always been to make software creation accessible to anyone with an idea,” said Ghazi Masood, Chief Revenue Officer at Replit. “Partnering with Accenture will allow us to bring AI-driven software development to more enterprises and jointly help teams move from ideas to production faster than ever.”

Read More: Accenture Invests in Replit to Advance AI-Driven Software Development for Enterprises

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Too often, patients come home after a long day, open a medical bill at the kitchen counter  and immediately feel overwhelmed. The amount doesn’t make sense, the explanation is unclear, or the charges appear incorrect. It’s a frustrating, time-consuming task that adds stress when patients least expect it.

According to a 2024 report by The Commonwealth Fund, 45% of insured adults received a medical bill for something they believed should have been covered.

And when they finally carve out time to call with questions  or simply to pay they’re sent to voicemail because the office is already closed for the day.

Billie helps patients understand their bills, get real-time answers to common but complex medical billing questions, and pay in just a few clicks no logins, no hold times, no confusion. The result is a faster, more intuitive experience for patients and a dramatic reduction in administrative burden for healthcare teams.

Results from providers using Billie show:

• Zero missed calls from patients
• 85% of patient billing inquiries resolved instantly without staff intervention
• 32% boost in cash flow by reducing delays and billing confusion (up to)
  
• 20–30% lower cost to collect patient responsibility
• Dramatic increases in patient satisfaction and payment speed

The launch of Billie comes at a time when healthcare providers face mounting administrative challenges, staffing shortages, and a tighter payer landscape all contributing to rising patient expectations around clarity, responsiveness, and ease of payment.

As automation and large language models (LLMs) take center stage across industries, Billie brings together real-time data, predictive intelligence, and voice-based AI to offer a healthcare-specific solution that modernizes revenue cycle workflows while improving the patient financial experience.

“Billing support is one of the most overlooked challenges in healthcare,” said Levon Brutyan, CEO and Co-Founder of Collectly. “With Billie, we’re giving patients clarity and control on their terms and giving providers their time and cash flow back. It’s AI with empathy, built for healthcare.”

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Powered by real-time data from EHRs, insurance systems, and Collectly’s AI RCM platform, Billie understands each patient’s unique financial situation from visit details to coverage status to outstanding balances. It engages patients across voice, chat, email, and text to answer questions, explain bills, and take action like sending statements or setting up payment plans – all without staff intervention.

One of the early adopters of Billie, Action Urgent Care, has already seen measurable impact across its locations.

“Implementing Billie AI as our patient support agent has been a game-changer. With ongoing staffing challenges, having Billie available 24/7, even through voice, has brought stability to our team and ensured patients still get the help they need with their billing questions, instantly. It’s allowed us to maintain high-quality service without being held back by staffing constraints.” – Director of Business Analytics, L. Nelson

Billie is now available as part of Collectly’s AI RCM platform, marking a key enhancement to the patient journey. Trusted by thousands of providers across the U.S., Collectly continues to redefine the patient financial experience – for everyone involved.

Source: PRNewswire

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Abnormal Security, the leader in AI-native human behavior security, announced it has been recognized as a Leader in the first ever Gartner® Magic Quadrant for Email Security Platforms. A complimentary version of the full report can be found website.

Gartner evaluated 14 vendors across the email security market and placed Abnormal in the Leaders Quadrant. We feel this placement recognizes Abnormal for excelling in both Completeness of Vision by addressing current and future email threats, and in Ability to Execute by delivering tangible results for customers. Of all 14 vendors in the Magic Quadrant, Abnormal is positioned furthest for Completeness of Vision.

In the report, Gartner highlights that “humans are increasingly incapable of identifying social engineering attacks as large language models (LLMs) are refined for purpose by attackers.” To combat these sophisticated threats, we believe that organizations need solutions that utilize behavioral AI and natural language processing to analyze user behavior and detect anomalies.

Abnormal’s Human Behavior AI Platform stands out in the market for its unique behavioral AI approach to stopping the full spectrum of email attacks, including sophisticated social engineering threats like business email compromise, credential phishing, and account takeover. The platform connects via API to analyze thousands of signals from multiple data sets and precisely baseline known behavior. Autonomous AI models then enable Abnormal to detect anomalous activity and stop never-before-seen attacks with superhuman speed and accuracy.

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Abnormal’s inclusion in this Magic Quadrant follows the company’s recent recognition as a Gartner Peer Insights Customers’ Choice for Email Security. As of December 19^th 2024, out of 263 reviews, Abnormal has a 99% Would Recommend rating and an average rating of 4.8 on Gartner Peer Insights.

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Source: Businesswire

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“Pax8 Voyager Alliance represents our commitment to putting partners first and recognizing their unique journey to success,” said Craig Donovan, Chief Experience Officer at Pax8. “The intentionally designed program provides our partners with the competitive advantage to accelerate their growth and succeed in the evolving channel. This advancement lays the foundation for an exciting new chapter, and we will introduce a Pax8 Rewards program and additional benefits over the coming months, empowering our partners to scale to new heights.”

Pax8 Voyager Alliance is built entirely around the partner Marketplace experience and introduces partners to a tiered model. This approach provides differentiated experiences thoughtfully curated to match their unique business needs and size. As partners reach higher levels in the program, they’ll unlock new benefits that elevate their experience and fuel their growth.

Pax8 will continue to roll out exciting new opportunities for Pax8 partners to take advantage of as they rise through the program tiers to earn new benefits. Some early benefits include curated event experiences and tiered pricing for professional services projects, which will help partners manage costs. Partners can also expect to receive higher levels of technical support as they advance through the program. In addition, Pax8 Voyager Alliance introduces flexible payment options, offering multiple solutions dependent on a partner’s tier to aid in making financial business decisions.

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Future program benefits will include Pax8 Voyager Alliance Rewards. Partners will be able to accrue points that can be used to invest back into their business by applying them to Pax8 services, education and Pax8 Marketplace purchases.

“Next year, we will introduce enhancements to Voyager Alliance that revolutionize partner rewards in the SMB cloud marketplace,” said Donovan. “We have tremendous loyalty within our partner base, and we’re excited to launch industry-changing rewards that acknowledge their Marketplace investment. Just as enterprise cloud providers have successfully driven growth through consumption-based incentives, we’re bringing that powerful model to the Pax8 Marketplace. By recognizing our partners’ historical and ongoing Marketplace spend, we’re creating a compelling ecosystem that helps MSPs accelerate their cloud journey and maximize their return on investment with Pax8.”

“Cloud marketplace growth is expected to exceed $45 billion by 2025, driven by various service partners within the channel ecosystem,” said Jay McBain, Chief Analyst at Canalys. “Adopting a tiered model that provides a more curated experience is critical to enabling these varying partners and their goals. With its new program, Pax8 establishes the foundation to effectively support partners at scale and guide them on their path to success.”

Source: GlobeNewsWire

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Fountain Life’s Zora AI is powering two generative AI “co-pilots:” one for Fountain Life’s clinical staff to consult as an expert reference on functional medicine protocols and latest research, and another for Fountain Life APEX members to answer their questions about their in-depth diagnostic test results and health optimization plan and get functional health-oriented perspectives on more general health questions. The member co-pilot is accessible through Fountain Life’s smartphone app through either text- or voice-based interactions.  Members can ask Zora any health-related questions and receive “everyday English” responses tailored to their unique, comprehensive health profile, including their unique genetic makeup, diagnostic test results, images, family history, and more, combined with the latest research in functional medicine and longevity.

“With scores of research papers being generated monthly, Zora AI offers the extraordinary potential to keep our clinical staff at the leading edge of functional and longevity medicine research with ease and efficiency,” said Dr. Bill Kapp, MD, CEO of Fountain Life.  At the same time, it provides our members an unprecedented ability to become the CEO’s of their own health through unlimited access to a specially trained AI assistant with full knowledge of their health status and personal optimization plan.  Zora is the highly trained medical resource that they carry in their pockets that complements the physicians and clinicians of our personal care teams.”

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Zora AI was developed by its world-class team of coders, designers, and engineers with deep expertise in data platforms, AI systems, and medical technology development and deployment.  The team joined Fountain Life in December 2023 through its acquisition of the LifeOmic company.

While Chat GPT and similar LLMs have made it easier for people to obtain information on a wide range of medical and scientific topics, what they provide is, at best, a high-level generalized overview of specialized topics such as functional and longevity medicine.   The Fountain Life Zora AI is built atop thousands of highly curated articles and papers and proprietary Fountain Life treatment plans.   The AI has been trained, refined, and backstopped by 15 specialist MD’s under the guidance of Fountain Life’s Chief Medical Officer and leading functional medicine physician, Dr. Helen Messier, PhD/MD.

Zora AI and co-pilots support Fountain Life‘s APEX Premium Longevity Membership. The membership provides precision diagnostic testing, including executive blood panels, a full-body and brain MRI, CCTA heart scanning, and other assessments, such as genetic and biological age testing. APEX members are matched to a leading longevity physician trained in functional medicine and a personal care team that delivers ongoing health monitoring, concierge medical care, access to advanced therapeutics, and an optimization plan spanning disease prevention and reversal, wellness, and nutrition.

Source: PRNewswire

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Founded by Samuel Hassine and Julien Richard in 2022, Filigran is revolutionizing proactive cyber threat anticipation with its open-source platforms OpenCTI and OpenBAS, tied into a unified eXtended Threat Management (XTM) suite. The XTM suite helps organizations understand threat environments, anticipate and detect incidents, decrease incident response time, stress-test critical infrastructure, and design viable long-term cybersecurity strategies.

Filigran’s threat intelligence solutions serve a growing portfolio of international companies, including Airbus, Marriott, Thales, Hermès, Rivian, and Bouygues Telecom. The company also counts public sector bodies such as the European Commission, the FBI, the New York City Cyber Command, multiple US and Australian federal agencies, the Netherlands National Police Corps, and a number of European ministries as users.

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Global expansion and product innovation

The Series B round marks another major milestone in Filigran’s growth. “Securing this Series B investment is a testament to the tremendous progress Filigran has made in a short time,” said Filigran CEO Samuel Hassine. “Our mission is to make threat intelligence accessible and actionable for all organizations. With this new funding, we’re poised to continue that mission on an even larger scale, driving innovation and expanding our reach across key global markets.”

“In a short amount of time, Filigran has managed to change the way security teams think about threat intelligence. Their open-source XTM suite, powered by OpenCTI and OpenBAS, enables users to proactively defend themselves against potential attackers,” said Crissy Costa Behrens, Principal at Insight Partners. “The company’s impressive growth and commitment to accessibility are driving the industry forward. This investment will fuel their global expansion and product innovation, and we are thrilled to be a part of their journey.”

With a thriving community of more than 4,300 cybersecurity professionals and active contributors, Filigran’s open-source approach is redefining standards of cyber threat management.

The XTM suite integrates powerful platforms such as OpenCTI, which helps to structure and operationalize holistic threat intelligence, and OpenBAS, an adversary emulation and security validation solution that leverages real-time threat data to identify security gaps. Together, these solutions provide a unified view of potential risks, enabling organizations to strengthen their cybersecurity posture.

The Series B funding will also be directed towards the development of Filigran’s additional XTM solutions, completing threat management with streamlined threat-driven risk assessment and deception capabilities. Those developments will further enhance the XTM suite, offering a comprehensive, end-to-end approach to threat management that empowers organizations to proactively address emerging cyber threats with greater efficiency and precision.

Filigran was co-founded by Samuel Hassine (CEO) and Julien Richard (CTO). Samuel Hassine has more than 15 years’ experience in cyber threat intelligence and crisis management, and was previously Director of Security Strategy at Tanium, and head of Threat and Risk Analysis at ANSSI. Julien Richard has more than 20 years’ experience managing product and engineering teams while designing complex software in data and AI fields. He was Vice-President of Engineering at YOOI and Director of Engineering at Axway.

Source: PRNewswire

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