Entrepreneur
Dallas/Fort Worth Area
- Current
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- Co-Founder at Big in Japan
- Chairman at SpringStage
- Owner at BLive Networks
- Co-founder & Owner at SevenLayer
- Co-founder & Owner at Whitebox Solutions Inc.
- Owner at Architel
- Past
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- Board of Advisors at Meriton Networks Inc.
- President & CEO at LayerOne Holdings Inc.
- CLEC Channel Manager at GTE Internetworking
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- Education
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- The University of Texas at Austin
- James E. Taylor High School
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Alexander Muse’s Summary
Alexander is a serial entrepreneur with more than a decade of startup experience. Prior to co-founding Big in Japan (the company behind ShopSavvy for Google's new G1 phone), Alexander served as CEO of Architel, a provider of outsourced information technology services. Previously, he was founder and CEO of LayerOne, a telecommunications infrastructure company he started in the late 1990’s.
Alexander has been involved in several organizations including the Entrepreneurs Foundation of North Texas (EFTN), the Young Entrepreneurs Organization (YEO), SXSW Alumni Association, the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG), IEEE, NATPE and The Open Management Consortium.
Alexander Muse’s Specialties:
Open Handset Alliance, barcode, UPC, shopsavvy, Google android, coworking, ACH, mobile payment, colocation, Ruby on Rails, Asterisk, Microformats, Web 2.0, wikis, Wordpress, APIs, ATOM, CSS, Nagios, Facebook, open source, TV Production, SXSW, fractional ownership, venture capital, private equity, mergers and acquisitions, sales and marketing, turnarounds, information technology, IT outsourcing, offshore, Chapter 11 (363).
Alexander Muse’s Experience
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Co-Founder
Big in Japan
(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Design industry)
August 2008 — Present (1 year)
Big in Japan builds cool applications for mobile devices, including Apple’s award winning iPhone and Google’s open source Android platform, think of us as the mobile idea factory. Our latest application GoCart™, is a finalist in Google’s Android Developer Challenge and will be available on Google Android phones in later this year. Big in Japan is not just a development shop, we manage and support our applications for millions of users for major brands including FX Network and LEGO.
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Chairman
SpringStage
(Publishing industry)
May 2008 — Present (1 year 3 months)
SpringStage is a new company founded by David Cohen, Alexander Muse and Micah Baldwin. Our objective is to build a network of online, offline and media properties in an effort to promote entrepreneurship. Our focus is on local community development and in an effort to generate local content we are looking for catalysts to kick start their local startup scene. Interested in joining us? Drop me a line at amuse@springstage.com
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Owner
BLive Networks
(Information Technology and Services industry)
2008 — Present (1 year)
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Co-founder & Owner
SevenLayer
(Privately Held; Information Technology and Services industry)
November 2008 — Present (9 months)
SevenLayer is an enterprise level monitoring, issue tracking, knowledge management and reporting system written using the Microsoft .NET framework. SevenLayer can be used to monitor a single website, a complex distributed application or a complete enterprise network. Think Nagios with issue tracking and a knowledge base for enterprise users.
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Co-founder & Owner
Whitebox Solutions Inc.
(Automotive industry)
November 2007 — Present (1 year 9 months)
Whitebox is a finance platform offering the automotive industry paperless contract creation and consumer credit collection via an integrated ACH collection system.
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Owner
Architel
(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Information Technology and Services industry)
September 2001 — Present (7 years 11 months)
Architel's primary line of business is managed IT services for small and medium sized companies (20-200 employees). The company provides these businesses an all-you-can-eat support solution for a flat monthly fee ($6,500 per month on average). With over 100 clients, Architel branched out to offer various related services including a suite of managed services (backup, spam filtering, colocation and so on) as well as technology staffing services (infrastructure and software). Finally, the company recently entered the pre-integration SAP business.
In December 2008, Architel purchased the assets of AtlasTG, a public application monitoring and management company with a market capitalization of more than $45 million prior to the acquisition. AtlasTG operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of Architel and continues to provide custom application monitoring and management to Fortune 1000 companies.
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Hockey, sushi, skiing, movies, basketball, technology, make::, entrepreneurship, barcamp, social media, reading, church...
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