Andrew Heller

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  - Andrew Heller, IBM

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  Andy Heller, IBM Fellow on Research Staff, and Floyd Van Scoy,
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  Andy and Floyd met in private with our manager Phil Stuver,
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  Andy Heller claimed that although Yorktown Research is a physically large facility, it can accommodate small projects and provide any needed degree of isolation.He went on to claim that our physical presence at Yorktown Research would yield a valuable exchange of ideas among other research staff and ourselves.He felt a one week visit to the Systems Laboratory at Yorktown Research would evoke the same perceptions among our group, and he asked us to let his secretary know
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  Phil informed Andy
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  Heller of the dates by telephone.Andy said he would not be present
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  presented ourselves to Andy Heller's secretary.She informed us that
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  We returned to Andy's secretary who contacted Andy on the west coast by telephone.
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  Andy
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  Mike replied that we had spoken with Andy on the
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  telephone, that Andy was aware of the situation, and that he planned
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  more smoothly, and requested that we ask Andy Heller to telephone him
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  again asked Mike to try to get Andy Heller to call him.
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  told that Andy was expected to be at Yorktown Research Monday morning, so we went to see his secretary to try to locate him.Andy had not yet arrived, having spent the preceding night traveling to the east
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  Andy Heller, we attended a talk given by Mike Blasgen entitled, "What
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  Following the presentation, Mike Engel happened to encounter Andy
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  Heller in the hall by Andy's office.Andy said he had some time to talk, and the two were joined in his office by Ed who was also in the vicinity.In all our discussions with Andy we have experienced unusual difficulty in maintaining focus on a particular matter long enough to achieve any substantial exchange of ideas.During this meeting both of us tried repeatedly to offer Andy our thoughts and impressions regarding our visit, but each time the topic would spontaneously shift to matters that were not germane to our purpose for being there.Andy exhibited a great deal of enthusiasm in relating a range of issues that dealt with his activities and interests, from encoding a certain SNA protocol on a single chip to the purpose of the lounge chair in his office.
  
  After several attempts by Ed and Mike to explain to Andy that our
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  They said Andy Heller had relayed to them what we had
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  Shortly after lunch, Andy Heller's secretary gave Ed a message that Andy would like to speak with Ed on the telephone as soon as possible. Ed immediately called Andy, who presented an informal offer for a

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  Andrew Heller (56) is a Director of the Company.He has had a distinguished career in the computing industry, spanning over thirty-three years.In his twenty-three years at IBM, he was the youngest person ever named an IBM Fellow, along with numerous other technical and business honors.While at IBM, Mr. Heller served as Corporate Director of Advanced Technology Systems, directing a wide range of R&D activity within IBM.He also served as a member of the Executive Committee on Technology, and on the Executive Technical Review Board overseeing long-term technology commitments for the company across operating units.In his last position at IBM, he served as the General Manager of the Independent Business Unit responsible for the AIX UNIX operating system and RS/6000 workstations and servers.
  
  After leaving IBM, Mr. Heller worked as a consulting partner for the renowned venture capital firm Kleiner, Perkins, Caulfield, and Byers.At Kleiner Perkins, Mr. Heller worked with numerous startup companies, helping them formulate and execute their business plans.He has served on the boards of S3, a graphics chipmaker ; Rambus, the developer of improved memory bus technology ; n-Chip, and several others.Until 1994, Mr. Heller served as the Chairman of HaL Computer Systems, a hardware/software startup with operations in Silicon Valley and Austin.Fujitsu, Ltd. purchased HaL.Mr. Heller currently works with startup companies and serves on the boards of numerous technology companies.His client list includes many of the largest international corporations in the semiconductor, computer, communications, and software industries.

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  As the number and type of threats to corporate information continues to grow, only a holistic approach to information assurance can be effective," said Andrew Heller, CEO of NexQL and former IBM Fellow.

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  Andrew Heller, IBM

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  When former IBM executive Andrew Heller got tired of nurturing new high-tech startups in Silicon Valley, he took his multimillion-dollar pile to Austin.
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  The collective brainpower and experience of Heller, Maples and Treybig are important contributions to Austin's new status as an alternative Silicon Valley.

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  BAC is also very pleased to announce the addition of Andrew Heller to BAC's Board of Directors.Dr. Heller was an IBM Vice President and is an IBM Fellow.He is a founder of and consultant to several technology companies in the Austin, Texas area as well as the Silicon Valley.Ron Smith, President and CEO of BAC, said, "Andrew is very well respected in the technology and investment communities.

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  Founding director Andrew Heller kept it going as an after school program and the results will be proudly presented tonight at Lulu's Café.

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  Andrew Heller, Austin, Heller Associates CEO $4,800

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  Andrew R. Heller, Chairman & CEO of Heller Associates, Joins VidiMedix BoardA Heller joins VidiMedix
  
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  ANDREW R. HELLER, CHAIRMAN & CEO OF HELLER ASSOCIATES, JOINS VIDIMEDIX BOARD.
  
  AUSTIN, Texas, April 19, 1999, DATE : [ 04/19/1999 ]PR Newswire … VidiMedix Corporation, a leading provider of advanced telemedicine / health information technology solutions and services, announced today that Andrew R. Heller has joined its Board of Directors and has been engaged as an advisor to the Board and to Management.Heller's experience as an extremely successful entrepreneur, investor, venture capitalist, executive, advisor and developer complements and strengthens VidiMedix' Board as the Company begins to commercialize its new Internet Enabled Series 2000 Product System.
  
  We are very excited to have Andrew Heller join with us in our effort to enable the delivery of a large percentage of physician / patient encounters over computer networks which will include the Internet.Heller's understanding of the forces at play in today's rapidly evolving computing and networking environment coupled with his company building and financing experience makes for a very powerful addition to an already strong Board, said Phil Faris, VidiMedix president and chief executive officer.
  
  Andrew Heller commented that, Telemedicine has been viewed as a technology waiting to happen.Unfortunately, up until recently the necessary technology to deliver telemedicine was expensive and limited in availability.Now, all of the enabling technological building blocks that have been needed to make telemedicine viable as an economic tool for delivery of day-to-day specialty and remote medical services are coming into place.For the first time in the long history of telemedicine experiments and attempts, VidiMedix, with its new family of products using the Internet and other generally available broad band services has brought telemedicine within the reach of main line medical practice, not just as a battlefield and EMS anomaly.I am excited about the prospects of the Company, the products and the team.The use of the Internet should allow these new products to enter the market quickly and become another tool to help control the costs of delivery of medical services..
  
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  Heller has had a distinguished career in the computing industry spanning over 30 years.In his 23 years at IBM, he was honored by being the youngest person ever appointed to the prestigious post of IBM Fellow, along with numerous other technical and business honors.While at IBM, Heller served in many technical and management capacities including Corporate Director Advanced Technology Systems directing a wide range of R&D activities with IBM, was a member of the Executive Committee On Technology (ECOT), was a member of the executive Technical Review Board (TRB) overseeing long term technology commitments for the Company, and was General Manager of the Independent Business Unit responsible for UNIX and workstation activities within IBM.
  
  After IBM, Heller joined Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield, and Byers, a very well known Silicon Valley venture capital pioneer, as a consulting partner where he worked with numerous start up companies helping them to formulate and define business plans, and in the early stage execution of those plans.
  
  Heller is currently involved in working with early stage and startup companies and serves on numerous Boards of Directors and Advisory Boards of high technology, software, networking, data mining, and other related technology companies.He continues to operate his privately held consulting firm, Heller Associates, Inc., based in Austin, Texas.
  
  VidiMedix Corporation is a privately held company that designs telemedicine systems using state-of-the-art technology.VidiMedix systems assist physicians in the delivery of quality medical care and patient education by overcoming the barriers of time and distance.The Company is co-located in two of the country's high tech centers, Austin, Texas and San Diego, California.Additional information about VidiMedix can be found on the World Wide Web at http : //www.vidimedix.com/.
  
  VidiMedix and the Cone Logo are trademarks of VidiMedix Corporation.

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