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With the successful divestment of our wireless security business to Aruba Networks, we are working around the clock to change the way people think about IT management. The project is code-named "Wishbone" and the Beta will officially be unveiled in late Summer.
We've actually been working on Wishbone for over a year now. Wishbone breaks down the walls between isolated IT systems by using search algorithms to find the hidden relationships between data from different systems and devices. It will instantly and securely make IT information accessible.
More than 500,000 individuals and businesses already use Network Chemistry's open source tools. The users of these tools have helped Network Chemistry create the world's largest, collaborative device-classification index. Wishbone will rapidly build on this success.
Wishbone taps into the $10B+ IT management market and the rapid adoption by companies large and small of on-demand services and SaaS. It will also create a powerful new tool for professional service providers in the $50B+ Web-based IT development market.
Network Chemistry is located in Palo Alto, California, which is often considered the birthplace of Silicon Valley.
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