About InMage Systems, Inc.

InMage Systems provides continuous data protection and disaster recovery solutions for small to large enterprises. The company’s flagship software suite, DR-Scout, enables companies to protect, maintain and access their critical data and applications during any event that threatens information loss. DR-Scout ensures the integrity of backup and replication processes that are essential to business operations, both on a daily basis and during unforeseen disasters. Key applications include disaster recovery, operational recovery and application/data availability. DR-Scout is also noted as the pioneer of true event-based recovery that facilitates compliance with regulatory requirements. InMage was co-founded in 2001 by technology leaders, including CTO and SVP of Engineering Rajeev Atluri, previously of Gadzoox and storage visionary and Brocade co-founder Kumar Malavalli. InMage is headquartered in Santa Clara, California. For more information, visit www.inmage.com.

Speaker Bio: Sonny Singh, Sales Director – InMage Systems Email: sonny@inmage.net

For the last two years at InMage, Sonny has played a critical role in the explosive growth of InMage Systems. He has worked with some of the leading companies like IndyMac Bank, Avnet, Jenny Craig, and CB Richard Ellis on their disaster recovery plans. He has also spoken at several seminars on the value of Continuous Data Protection and the importance of storage agnostic data replication solutions. Previously, Sonny was the Pacific Northwest Regional Manager for Niku Systems (acquired by Computer Associates) where he worked with companies like T-Mobile, Expedia, and Electronic Arts to help solve their IT Governance and Project Portfolio Management needs. Prior to Niku, Sonny was one of the founding team members of Entrada Software which was a leading provider of Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) solutions.

Sonny has a MBA from Thunderbird, the American Graduate School of International Management, and a B.S. in Management from SUNY Binghamton where he was a NCAA collegiate tennis player.