Los Angeles-based Mojix , a venture backed developer of RFID technology, said this morning that it has released a new, software product targeted at RFID asset and process management. Mojix said its new software product ties into its hardware to provide "end-to-end" real-time location of assets and goods. The firm said the new software also ties into enterprise and other backend sysetms. Separately, the firm also said it had inked a deal with government system integrator SRA International. In the integration deal, Mojix said it is in a partnership with SRA International, which

Mojix develops hardware used to extend the reach of current RFID systems, and is venture backed by Oak Investment Partners, Red Rock Ventures, and InnoCal Venture Capital. Separately, the firm said it has rolled out its Mojix eLocation software into field trials in the U.S. and Europe; the software works in conjunction with the company's passive RFID tags for data collection and signal processing. Los Angeles-based Mojix has expanded the firm's RFID products, the firm said this week. According to Mojix, it has expanded its line of RFID transmitters, adding a new line of products

Lake Forest-based Nexiant , a developer of materials management software tools, announced this morning that it has named Michael Aghajanian to its board. Nexiant's software-as-a-service is used to control, management, and optimize industrial supply chains. The firm is backed by Argentum Group, Forrest Binkley & Brown, Innocal, Inverness Capital Partners, Mission Ventures, and Omnicell. ...Tags: Aghajanian was most recently CEO of supply chain firm PRTM, and also was founder of The Performance Measurement Group. Nexiant said that Aghajanian has over 25 years of

Many years ago I worked at Andersen Consulting, originally developing software for large corporations and then as a strategy consultant.  In the VC’s mind it is innocent enough and starts off with a “have you guys ever considered …?” Beware of VC Seagulls, who shit on you and then fly away (or worse yet leave you with Red Herrings) This is part of my ongoing series Startup Advice .  I

Mojix is venture backed by Oak Investment Partners, Red Rock Ventures, and Innocal. Tell this hardware, software, a combination of both? Dr. Ramin Sadr: We had to innovate, in everything from the antenna devices, to RF markers, to DSP hardware, and HDL with our DSP and ASIC components--all the way to our DSP real-time software and our protocols. Dr. Ramin Sadr is CEO of Los Angeles-based Mojix (www.mojix.com), a firm which is taking experience originally garnered by the firm's technology team in developing -- of all things -- deep space probes for NASA, and has been

Yet, despite his exceptional courtroom theatrics, you would be foolhardy to hire good old Johnnie to review your software cross-licensing agreement. startup-oriented lawyer may not be able to convince a jury of a guilty man’s innocence, but they can guide your adVenture through the menacing legal shoals it will no doubt face. This is a reposting of a ‘classic’ popular post. Johnnie Cochran was an effective, albeit smarmy, defense lawyer who would say or do anything to defend his clients (anyone up for a glass of OJ?).