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DocMagic Names Brian Yoder Director of Software Development

Jul 22, 2013

DocMagic Inc. announced that Brian Yoder has joined the company as director of Software Development. He brings more than 35 years of hands on software development expertise, experience in engineering management and building successful teams. In his new role, Yoder will report to Michael Morford, DocMagic’s director of product development. “Brian is just the person we need in this position and I’m excited about the new development he will manage for DocMagic,” said Dominic Iannitti, chief executive officer of DocMagic. “Innovation will be the key to continued success for our company and our clients. It takes experienced leaders to nurture a culture that can foster that kind of continuous innovation. We’ve built it here and Brian will make it even stronger.” Yoder held strategic and key positions at a number of noteworthy organizations, including Peter Norton Computing, EarthLink and Cyber Defender. His skill set balances full spectrum product design, development, and operations. Bringing a rare combination of both management chops and hands-on development talent, Yoder has considerable experience in computer networking, security, and operating systems, as well as game and web technologies. Yoder also initiated the well-known Norton AntiVirus product.
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