MyProcess Prefers Silverlight over Flash for their SnapFlow Tool

As far back as 2001 Samad Wahedi began to notice the gradual migration of work to the Web. He saw that people were doing more activities online, from banking to social networking, and people needed tools for performing certain tasks.  Wahedi and his business partner Gopinath Dhanakodi knew that the traditional way for users to get software tools was through their company’s IT department, which usually involved a long wait.

Wahedi and Dhanakodi decided that there was a business opportunity in creating software tools that the average business user could use to create workflows, which are the key building blocks of most business processes.  They reasoned that users should have an easy way to design and automate process workflows “themselves” rather than waiting for the IT department to build a specialized applications. In 2007, Wahedi and Dhanakodi launched MyProcess, a Portland, Oregon-based based startup chartered with bringing workflow to the masses. Today, Wahedi is Chief Executive Officer of MyProcess, and Dhanakodi is Vice President of Engineering.  MyProcess enables important elements Microsoft’s vision around Software-plus-Services (S+S), and they are an important actor in the broader cloud ecosystem.

Read the full article on Sam Chenaur’s blog at https://blog.samchenaur.com/2009/05/13/myprocess-prefers-silverlight-over-flash-for-their-snapflow-tool.aspx