January 10, 2013
SAN MATEO, Calif., Jan. 10 – SnapLogic, the leader in enterprise cloud integration, today announced enterprise software industry veteran, Andrea Eubanks de Jounge, has joined the company's executive management team. With extensive experience building product awareness and developing high-impact marketing programs, Andrea will lead the charge in broadening enterprise awareness of SnapLogic products and solutions.
"Andrea is an experienced marketing professional with a strong track record in enterprise software product marketing and strategy. She has the perfect skill set to expand our market reach among enterprises," said Gaurav Dhillon, chairman and CEO of SnapLogic. "We are thrilled with the addition of Andrea to our management team as we further establish our leadership in enterprise cloud integration. SnapLogic is connecting enterprise apps to the cloud for even more Global 2000 enterprises -- reducing their integration time to market by a factor of ten, improving their decision-making with better information flow, and providing mobile-ready data to all their enterprise applications -- in a Snap."
Andrea previously held management positions at several enterprise software companies, including VMware, Oracle, Macromedia Inc. (now Adobe), BEA Systems (now Oracle) and TIBCO. Most recently she served as the vice president of marketing for cloud application platform provider Heroku, which was acquired by Salesforce.com in early 2011. Andrea began her career as an analyst for IBM and went on to hold marketing positions at Oracle for over six years. She holds an MBA from Columbia University in finance and technology.
"SnapLogic's cloud-ready, easy-to-deploy integration solution addresses the biggest pain points that large organizations and their CIOs experience when integrating on-premises legacy applications with mobile and SaaS environments," said Andrea. "With Software-as-a-Service, you can launch a new HR or CRM solution right away, but traditional data integration solutions are costly and slow. SnapLogic's innovations have cracked the code to solve this problem, delivering the fastest and most productive solution for integrating all types of enterprise applications to the cloud. I am energized by SnapLogic's innovations and the opportunity to drive new audiences to discover SnapLogic's unique value."
About SnapLogic
SnapLogic is the leader in enterprise cloud integration, transforming how companies integrate business applications on-premise and in the cloud. With the award-winning SnapLogic Integration Platform, organizations can easily and securely connect a variety of applications or data sources together, while achieving radically better performance and faster implementations than with traditional integration technologies. SnapLogic offers a scalable enterprise integration hub, a browser-based drag and drop visual designer, and a rich library of connectors (called Snaps). Based in San Mateo, Calif., SnapLogic's products are used by prominent companies in the Global 2000. SnapLogic is funded by leading venture investors, including Andreessen Horowitz and Ignition Partners.
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Source: SnapLogic
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