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REDWOOD CITY, Calif., March 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- LucidWorks, the company transforming the way people access information, today announced the promotion of search and machine learning expert Grant Ingersoll from Chief Scientist to Chief Technology Officer (CTO), and the appointment of Stephen Tsuchiyama as senior vice president of worldwide sales and services. These changes follow a series of management team additions over the past year that reinforce the company's commitment to deliver the most advanced platform for developing search-enabled applications.
In his new role as CTO, Ingersoll will define product strategy and direction, with the commitment to bring continual innovations to customers. Since co-founding LucidWorks (previously Lucid Imagination), Ingersoll has stood out as a key contributor to the company's success, guiding the firm's technological advancements and helping to position LucidWorks in the open source enterprise search and Big Data industries. He has been an active leader in the field of search technology for more than a decade, serving as a committer on the Apache Lucene Java and Solr projects, the co-founder of the Mahout Project, and the chairman of the Apache Lucene Project Management committee.
Tsuchiyama joins LucidWorks as senior vice president of worldwide sales and services to expand the company's global sales force and services teams in order to meet growing demand for LucidWorks search and big data solutions. Tsuchiyama, with over 16 years of sales management experience, was most recently vice president and general manager of worldwide field operations at Nlyte Software, and held previous positions at HP and Accel-Ops. In those earlier roles, he led international market entry and expansion, building and mentoring high performing field teams, and defining and executing go-to-market strategies that helped scale from pre-revenue to $50M.
"Search has become the critical lynchpin for companies looking to transform their data into illuminating insights. These industry veterans are helping us to continue our rapid pace of product innovation and to build a larger network of sales support so that our customers can quickly gain the information-driven competitive edge that LucidWorks enables."
- Paul Doscher, CEO, LucidWorks
"Over the past years we've been able to make great strides in enhancing LucidWorks Search and building the LucidWorks Big Data platform. In doing so, we've delivered tools that are proving critical to our customers' business success. In my role as CTO I'll be spending even more time with customers to ensure that our technology delivers to their changing search needs and enables them to gain ever faster and deeper insights into the business essential discoveries buried in their mountains of untapped data."
- Grant Ingersoll, CTO
"LucidWorks has already gained tremendous momentum and the company's awards and customer traction speak to its strong reputation. I look forward to taking that success to the next level as we expand the company's world-class sales and services teams to meet growing customer demand."
- Stephen Tsuchiyama, senior vice president of worldwide sales and services
Resources:
- Learn about Big Data, share best practices, and hone your competitive edge at http://www.bigdatacentral.lucidworks.com/
- Watch the future of search unfold on the LucidWorks blog
- Follow LucidWorks on Twitter @LucidWorks and Facebook
- Learn how leading companies are benefiting from LucidWorks in these Lucene Revolution videos and presentations
About LucidWorks
LucidWorks transforms the way people access information to enable data-driven business decisions. LucidWorks is the only company that delivers enterprise-grade search development platforms built on the power of Apache Lucene/Solr open source search. Employing one quarter of the Core Committers to the Apache Lucene/Solr project, Lucidworks is the largest supporter of open source search in the industry. LucidWorks Search delivers unmatched scalability to billions of documents, with sub-second query and faceting response time. LucidWorks Big Data tightly integrates key Apache projects needed to build and deploy applications requiring access to multi-structured data. Customers include AT&T, ADP, Sears, Ford, Verizon, Cisco, Zappos, Raytheon, The Guardian, The Smithsonian Institution, The Motley Fool, Qualcomm, Taser, eHarmony and many other household names around the world. LucidWorks' investors include Shasta Ventures, Granite Ventures, Walden International and In-Q-Tel. Learn more about the company at www.lucidworks.com.
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