DataSynapse, Inc. today announced the hire of Joe Schwartz as chief marketing officer (CMO).
With 20 years of experience in product and marketing execution for the infrastructure software and middleware markets, Schwartz will direct all of the company's global corporate, product, partner and field marketing initiatives.
"With an impressive track record of career success and a deep knowledge of our industry, we're confident that Joe will further amplify DataSynapse's leadership position, and help build the company's customer base and product offerings across new and existing markets," said Jamie Bernardin, president and co-founder of DataSynapse. "Leading all the marketing operations, Joe will be an invaluable part of the management team in what is set to be an exciting, innovative year for DataSynapse."
"DataSynapse is the industry leader in scalable enterprise grid middleware, and I am thrilled to drive its marketing team and accelerate the great work the company has already achieved," said Schwartz. "I'm excited to join DataSynapse and help move the company to the next level and continue to establish its role as a global leader in real-time infrastructure."
Schwartz joins DataSynapse from expressor Software, an integration software provider, where he acted as vice president of products and marketing. Prior to expressor Software, Schwartz served as vice president of products and marketing for Informatica, the market leader in data integration. Schwartz joined Informatica as part of the company's 2006 acquisition of Itemfield, a provider of data transformation software.
Schwartz also previously led product management at IONA Technologies, where he was a driving force behind the company's entry into the Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) space, including the successful launch of its first Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) product. Additionally, Schwartz held management positions at Scient Corporation and Level 8 Systems. At Level 8 Systems, Schwartz launched category-defining products that ultimately shaped what are today multi-billion dollar entear enterprise infrastructure markets.