Thursday, January 8, 20043D Systems Adds VP Global SalesValencia-based 3D Systems has added Bob Kayser as VP Global Sales. Kayser joins from KEMET Electronics. 3D Systems develops solid imaging products and systems.
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Kintera Finds MusicSan Diego-based Kintera (www.kintera.com) has signed the San Francisco Symphony to its nonprofit technology platform. Kintera's software platform provides marketing and online membership services to the Symphony's volunteers, members, donors and staff.
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ePolicy Solutions Teams With Insurance FirmTorrance-based ePolicy Solutions (www.epolicysolutions.com) announced that it is in a marketing agreement with ODEN Insurance Services. ePolicy Solutions will integrate ODEN's services into ePolicy's solutions for property and casualty insurerss.
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Executive Software Upgrades Undelete SoftwareBurbank-based Executive Software (www.execsoft.com) has upgraded its Undelete software for Windows software. The company's software helps recover data which has been accidentally deleted.
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Gemstar-TV Guide, LG Electronics in Licensing DealKorean-based LG Electronics has signed an agreement with Pasadena-based Gemstar-TV Guide International (www.tvguide.com) for rights to incorporate Gemstar's TV Guide on Screen and other interactive program guides into its products. The products covered include integrated digital sets, DVRs, and DVD records in North America.
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D-Link, AOL in AllianceFountain Valley-based D-Link (www.dlink.com) and America Online are in a new alliance to provide entertainment services to the home. The two companies will work together to deliver products and services for broadband consumers into the home. The initial step is including AOL's Radio@AOL service with D-Link's new Wireless Media Players, giving AOL Broadband users access to CD quality Radio@AOL service on D-Link's hardware.
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High Tech Liquidator Moves NorthHigh tech liquidator Martin Pichinson's firm, Sherwood Partners, has moved north out of LA, to mine Silicon Valley for what he says is continued troubles for the high tech industry.
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Predicting Facial FeaturesLos Angeles-based Digital Elite is working on software to help surgeons show patients undergoing complex facial surgery how their faces will look afterwards.
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Intel Creates $200M Consumer Electronics FundIntel has created a $200M fund to invest in companies working on digital consumer electronics. The fund's investments so far include San Diego-based Entropic Communications and Musicmatch.
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