Storage firm TrueSAN names directors
TrueSAN Networks, a company that handles data storage demands, has named Woodside Fund Managing Director Vincinet Occhipinti to its board of directors, the company said Monday. In addition, the company named Paul von Stamwitz vice president of engineering. Von Stamwitz spent 15 years at Adaptec, where he helped create a technology called iSCSI that marries data storage standards with conventional computers network standards.
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, a company that handles data storage demands, has named Woodside Fund Managing Director Vincinet Occhipinti to its board of directors, the company said Monday. In
addition, the company named Paul von Stamwitz vice president of engineering.
Von Stamwitz spent 15 years at Adaptec, where he helped create a technology called iSCSI that marries data storage standards with
conventional computers network standards.