Juniper Veteran Is New Kumu Networks CEO

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chuckj 4/20/2014 | 7:37:20 PM

Re: Takes a lot of guts. May be good enough for TDM voice data rates.

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DanJonesLRMobile 4/18/2014 | 5:54:12 PM

Re: Takes a lot of guts. Yeah, not clear to me when he stopped being the advisor.

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DOShea 4/18/2014 | 5:45:44 PM

Re: Takes a lot of guts. He was also an advisor to Juniper for a time after he stepped down from his post leading the data center unit. Juniper then spent most of last year repurposing Qfabric to be part of the more SDN-oriented MetaFabric .

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DanJones 4/18/2014 | 12:44:37 PM

Re: Takes a lot of guts. He appears to have been involved with Xsigo (sold to Oracle) and possibly other startups too.

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DanJones 4/18/2014 | 12:28:28 PM

Re: Takes a lot of guts. A company to watch for sure.

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Sarah Thomas 4/18/2014 | 11:01:09 AM

Re: Takes a lot of guts. I'm curious to hear what Anand has been up to since he left Juniper in 2012. Has he been involved in any capacity with Kumu since then?

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nasimson 4/18/2014 | 9:57:02 AM

Takes a lot of guts. > Kumu was founded in 2012 by a team of Stanford professors.
> The company is based in Santa Clara, Calif., and has 25 employees
> and two dogs.

A company founded by Stanford Professors, consisting of 25 employees raising 25 million dollars of venture capital. Thats impressive feat for professor-entrepreneurs.

Its actually a daring step for a professor founder/CEO to handover the duties to someone much junior to him. Takes a lot of guts.

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