Tsipora Cohen tsipora_cohen@LHSL.com .com is Corporate VP Business Development at Lernout & Hauspie (L&H) www.lhsl.com Speech Products, Burlington, MA. Tsipora was Market Research Manager at Scitex US for two and half years and joined L&H as Business Development Director. L&H is a provider of advanced speech and language solutions for vertical markets, automobiles, telecommunications, embedded products, call centers and the Internet. L&H’s products and services originate in four basic areas: automatic speech recognition (ASR), text-to-speech (TTS), digital speech and music compression (SMC) and text-to-text translation

Zehava Vardy zvradi@cosmocom.com is now the Director of Software Development at Cosmocom in Long Island, NY. She was Software Group manager at NICE, after 10 years with Scitex. Cosmocom www.cosmocom.com is a provider of technology which integrates live multimedia communication with Web and other network-based applications while also supporting traditional telephone-based access.

The Ex-Scitex-band has immortalized its last performance in 3 magnificent pictures. To see them click on the Ex-Scitex band images item in the news section on the left, where you can see them in action: Israel Roth – Now in xmPie, Alon Weiss – Now in RadVision, Ronen Yosifun – Still in CreoScitex, Gil Belaish – Still in CreoScitex, Vital Nachman – Now in Zappa, Inbal Smadar-Shachar – Still in CreoScitex, Nardi Ya’acobi – Subcontractor in CreoScitex, Doron Hanochi-Zamir – Now in Actelis.

Dr. Matti Litvak (litvakm@printlife.com ) has left Creo/Scitex and moved on to join Printlife (www.printlife.com ). DOR Ventures (which is managed by two other ExScite’s: Arie Rosenfeld and Ilan Neugarten) is one of the primary investors in Printlife. Matty has been with Scitex R&D in Israel for more than 10 years as senior color scientist.PrintLife is a Rehovot, Israel based startup, dedicated to photo-album print fulfillment of consumer images using the Internet. The prints will be produced on the Indigo color press. “Wondering what to do with all those great holiday photos? Here’s a great idea! Make your own 16-page hardcover Printlife PhotoBook. Your PhotoBook can be customized and personalized to tell your life’s stories. You can change the backgrounds, layouts, and add captions to remember all the great times you had…”

Sueli Tolub sueli@backweb.com has been recently appointed VP International Professional Services at Backweb Technologies (Nasdaq: BWEB) of Ramat-Gan, Israel. Prior to her promotion, she served as both Vice President and Director of Research & Development. As VP Worldwide Services, she is responsible for both the consulting and training organizations. In 1996 she joined Backweb from Scitex where she was a Director of Servers and Management solutions in the Systems Division. Sueli was with Scitex more than 16 years. BackWeb Technologies Ltd. (Nasdaq: BWEB) www.backweb.com is a provider of Push for e-business solutions that enable companies to communicate time-sensitive, business-critical information throughout the extended enterprise of customers, partners and employees. Backweb’s infrastructure products are available via Internet-based applications and proactive portals and used by large corporations.

Ethan Simmons esimmons@netteks.com is the president of NetTeks Technology Consulting of Boston MA. NetTeks http://www.netteks.com provides custom design IT technology solutions. Ethan spent 4 years with STA.

Stephen McLean, is the President and CEO of Protocol of Danvers MA http://www.protocolusa.com Steve was VP marketing at STA and later VP marketing at Indigo USA. Other ExScite’s working there are: Ray Wilson, Kevin Blayne, Bob Gust, LeeAnn Torigian and Deb Zonies.
Protocol was established in 1998 is enabler of e-business based customer relationship management infrastructure, ranging from human touch interaction to Internet based fulfillment, to “New Economy” businesses. The Company’s 1999 revenues were approximately $100 million. The Company has more than 3,000 people in its network of 23 customer contact centers with more than 2,800 task stations nationwide