PostPath Names Victor Chang as Vice President of Engineering.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- PostPath, creator of the industry's only email and collaboration server that offers enterprises a drop-in alternative to Exchange[TM], today announced that it has named Victor Chang as its vice president of engineering. Chang, who has more than 20 years of experience in software development, is responsible for expanding PostPath's engineering organization. He will report directly to CEO Duncan Greatwood.

"Victor's extensive experience in building and leading engineering teams through all stages of development, from early start-up to established group, and his ability to create and manage remote development organizations, make him a great addition to the PostPath team," said Greatwood. "Victor's track record speaks for itself. He has worked for some of the valley's leading technology companies -- Apple, RSA, and Intel. His experience will be invaluable in helping enterprises open up their Exchange environments to simplify their messaging infrastructure."

"As the only company that provides a drop-in alternative to Exchange, PostPath has tremendous market potential," said Chang. "I joined PostPath because I thrive on the challenge of growing an engineering department that competes head-to-head with the largest software company."

Chang has over 20 years experience in networking, security, and enterprise infrastructure, including R&D, general management, and strategic planning. Prior to joining PostPath, he was vice president of engineering at Infoblox, a leading provider of network identity appliances. At RSA Security (later acquired by EMC), Chang grew the engineering organization from six people to more than 180. He held a variety of executive positions at RSA Security, including vice president engineering, general manager developer solution group, and vice president technology. Chang has also held engineering and management positions at Apple Computer, Tsunami, Intel, and Xerox. Chang holds a BSEE from National Taiwan University and an MS in computer engineering from Syracuse University.

About PostPath

PostPath has developed the industry's first plug-compatible alternative to Microsoft Exchange. Fully interoperable with the Exchange ecosystem, PostPath's email and collaboration server provides enterprises a lean, high-performance messaging infrastructure, a radically improved cost-model, and an innovation-rich upgrade path for traditional and Linux-friendly messaging environments. PostPath was founded in December 2003, and is headquartered in Mountain View, California. For more information, visit www.postpath.com.