Paul Massie
Genesis Microchip Inc.
Paul Massie is the Senior Director of Information Technology at Genesis Microchip, a fabless semiconductor firm with 1,200 employees. He is responsible for all IT functions at a growing US$ 300MM company based in multiple countries. Previously, Mr. Massie was the Director of IT Infrastructure at Openwave Systems. Prior to Openwave Systems, he was the Vice President of Operations at Asera.
Mr. Massie has in-depth knowledge of evaluating and/or implementing Linux (Red Hat, SuSE), VoIP (Cisco), Video conferencing over VoIP (Cisco, Polycom), HR systems (Oracle, ADP), Sales forecasting/CRM (salesforce.com, Oracle), Oracle Finance applications worldwide, disaster recovery worldwide, enterprise management tools (Tivoli, OpenView and others), load balancers/WAN accelerators (Riverbed, Radware, Peribit, F5, Netscalar), automated security management (Symantec, McAfee, Securify, RSA, Secure Computing), computer-based training tools (Datango), Web conferencing (WebEX, Microsoft), notebook computing (Dell, IBM/Lenovo, HP), small servers (Dell, IBM, HP), as well as assorted small applications. He is also experienced in SOX compliance, re-engineering business processes, and the ASP market.
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| 2005 - present | Sr. Director of IT and Facilities Genesis Microchip Inc. |
|---|---|
| 2003 - 2005 | Director, IT Infrastructure Openwave Systems Inc. |
| 2000 - 2002 | Vice President: Operations Asera, Inc. |
| 1997 - 2000 | VP, CIO Cylink, Inc. |
| 1995 - 1997 | Director, IT Bay Networks |
| 1992 - 1995 | Senior Manager Sun Microsystems, Inc. |
| 1986 - 1992 | Director Sterling Federal Systems |
GLG Study Groups with Paul Massie(?)
| Study Group Name | Members |
|---|---|
| Semiconductor Experts in GLG Member Programs (California) | 201 |
| Semiconductor Experts in GLG Member Programs (US) | 492 |
| Microprocessor Experts | 134 |
| VOIP Experts (North America) | 218 |
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According to the media and several prominent individuals, SaaS is the future of the software business. The “old-fashioned” licensed software model is doomed. Yet the most profitable and biggest software companies have only a limited presence in SaaS. Does this mean they are out of...
Motorola’s new camera phone won’t be enough to resuscitate their ailing handset business, but it does show that some innovation still lives within Motorola. This is not the second coming of the RAZR, but is a good beginning if they can follow with other innovative products.
The move from rotating disks to Solid State Disks (SSD) is happening faster than most predicted. Rotating disk vendors such as Seagate will likely see margins erode as they lose the high-end disk business to SSD.
Oracle is getting close to delivering on their promises about Fusion. If the final suite of products can match the early previews, they have achieved a “game-changer” in enterprise applications.
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