The Xpace Team

Paul Sepe, President

Paul has been producing systems to manage and retrieve large volumes of data for nearly two decades. In the late 1980s, he was one of the founders of Dataware Technologies in Munich, which produced the first authoring and retrieval software for databases on CD-ROM. He left Dataware in 1996 to become a full-time consultant. His work since then includes the development of InPress, the engine behind Archi-Tech’s line of business intelligence and market research products for the pharmaceutical industry.

Paul is responsible for the direction of the company, and design and development of Xpace’s products. He works closely with technical advisors, business development, and marketing, to ensure timely production of market-ready products.

Yoshitaka Baba, Advisor, Internationalization and XML

Yoshi has been making complex information management systems compliant with Asian languages since he joined Dataware the early 1990s. After he left Dataware, he did the same for Rational Software, later acquired by IBM. He has since left IBM, and works as a consultant in Internationalization, Linux, and XML. Yoshi will ensure that Xpace’s engine and framework are internationalization-friendly, and, as market conditions warrant, will help design and produce our Asian offerings.

Diane Lore, Vice President, Marketing; General Manager

Diane is president of Deep South Digital, a public relations consortium,  and a consultant who leads internal communications at Kaiser Permanente's Georgia Region in Atlanta. Her clients have included the CDC, WellStar Health System, CARE and Children's Health Care of Atlanta. Formerly, she was the Vice President of Digital Media in the Atlanta office of Cohn & Wolfe, a top-ten global communications firm, and Vice President of Media Strategy at The Haystack Group, an Atlanta boutique agency specializing in health care and marketing to mothers. A fourth-generation journalist, she was the features project editor for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, one of the top twenty newspapers in the Unites States, and is a graduate of the Neiman Conference on Narrative Editing at Harvard University.