Strix Systems offers organizations the ability to install wireless networks without Ethernet wiring to each access point, simplifying the network deployment that can prove difficult and costly in many Asia buildings.

 
"Ralph's leadership and success working with OEMs and VARs in China, Japan and Korea is invaluable," said Bruce Brown, chairman and CEO of Strix Systems.  "He is anxious to share his insights and corporate vision for Strix Systems and we are pleased to have him on-board."

 
Ungermann has founded and taken three companies public.  As co-founder and chief operating officer of Zilog, Inc., an early leader in the microprocessor industry, he introduced the Z80 product line.  In 1979, he became CEO and co-founder of Ungermann-Bass, Inc., a local area networking pioneer and leader.  Most recently Ungermann has worked with First Virtual Corp. where he has served in multiple capacities since co-founding the company in 1993 including CEO, chairman, and his current position as executive chairman of the board of directors.

 
Ungermann received a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the University of California at Berkley and a master's degree in electrical engineering from the University of California at Irvine.

 
About Strix Systems

Strix Systems designs, develops, and markets wireless network systems that enhance productivity and efficiency by providing employees with instant information via continuous, secure connections to company networks.  Based in Westlake Village, California, the company has developed an extensive portfolio of patent-pending technologies. For more information about Strix Systems, please visit www.strixsystems.com.