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Company Overview

Bomgar connects people and technology securely, providing leading remote support and privileged access management solutions that strengthen security while increasing productivity. Bomgar solutions help support and security professionals improve business performance by enabling secure, controlled access to nearly any device or system, anywhere in the world.

Since 2003, more than 9,500 corporate customers across 65 countries have chosen Bomgar as their platform for remote support. Bomgar clients include some of the world’s leading IT outsourcers, systems integrators, software vendors, hospitals and healthcare organizations, government institutions, colleges and universities, legal and accounting firms, and insurance and financial institutions.

Bomgar Management Team

MATT DIRCKS | Chief Executive Officer & Board Member

As Chief Executive Officer of Bomgar, Matt Dircks is responsible for Bomgar’s long-term market and product strategy and leads the company’s day-to-day operations. He also guides Bomgar’s unique culture that is centered on integrity, transparency, respect and innovation.

Matt Dircks has more than 25 years of experience in the software industry with roles encompassing product strategy, product management, engineering, sales, marketing and corporate development. Prior to becoming CEO of Bomgar in 2014, he was the Vice President and General Manager of Service Support Products at BMC software, joining BMC through the acquisition of Numara Software in February 2012 where he was Vice President of Products since 2008. Before Numara, Dircks served as General Manager of the Server Virtualization Business at Quest Software.

Previously, Dircks was President of Full Armor Corporation a start-up he helped transform from a single-product business into a highly-scalable multi-product, multi-channel corporation. He also served as Senior Vice President of Products & Markets at NetIQ Corp, and prior to joining NetIQ, he, served as General Manager for the Web Products Group and Director of WW Product Management at Citrix Systems. Dircks holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Iowa.

BRUCE DUNER | Chief Financial Officer

As Chief Financial Officer of Bomgar, Bruce Duner is responsible for the Company’s financial, accounting, legal, information technology, human resources, and strategic planning functions. Duner has more than 25 years of senior level finance, administrative and general management experience. After beginning his career with Deloitte Haskins & Sells, he has served as a senior financial officer for a variety of private and public companies in the manufacturing, distribution, technology, and healthcare industries. Prior to Bomgar, Duner was Chief Financial Officer for Surgical Information Systems (SIS), a leading provider of surgical and anesthesia software for hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers. While at SIS, Duner was a key member of the transaction team that led a successful equity transaction for his private equity sponsors and led several debt financings and the follow on acquisition of Amkai Solutions. Prior to SIS, Duner served as Senior Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer at Mariner Health Care, and Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Wonderware.  He is a Certified Public Accountant and holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from San Diego State University.

HUEY NGO | EVP of Products and Services

As executive vice president of products and services, Huey Ngo is responsible for satisfying the product development as well as support and services needs of Bomgar’s diverse base of customers. Ngo has more than 15 years of experience leading and guiding product development efforts. At Bomgar, he oversees Software Development, Quality Assurance, Information Technology, Customer Support, and Professional Services efforts. Under Ngo’s leadership, Bomgar’s development team has secured multiple awards and patents for cutting-edge technology, including Bomgar’s patented deployment model, JumpTMTechnology, Access SponsorTM, EmbassyTM and Rep InviteTM. Prior to Bomgar, Ngo served in engineering leadership positions at SkyTel, a fast-growing telecommunications company. In his seven-year tenure at SkyTel, Ngo helped lead software design, hardware design and product development. His contributions led to the launching of several of SkyTel’s flagship wireless messaging products. Ngo holds a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and a master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Mississippi State University.

JIM NORTON | EVP of Sales and Marketing

As executive vice president of worldwide sales and marketing, Jim Norton is responsible for Bomgar’s global sales revenue and marketing strategy. This includes business development, sales support, demand creation, public relations and product marketing.
Norton brings more than 20 years’ sales and marketing leadership experience at both the strategic and tactical level. He has dramatically increased revenue at multiple small and large software companies, many of which resulted in strategic purchases and public offerings. His proven sales and marketing processes have enabled these organizations to rapidly scale to customer demand.

Prior to Bomgar, Norton served as group vice president of sales at Exstream Software, where he was responsible for all new sales revenue in North America. He rapidly accelerated growth, which led to a $625 million purchase by American Capital. He was instrumental in the subsequent purchase of Exstream by Hewlett Packard.

Norton also served as senior vice president of sales and marketing at Covast and executive vice president of sales at Derivion, helping both companies rapidly increase sales. Additionally, he held sales leadership roles at EDS, Texas Instruments and TenFold.

Norton holds a B.A. in information systems and mathematics from Muhlenberg College.

DAN DEROSA | SVP of Product Management

As Senior Vice President of Product Management, Dan DeRosa is responsible for Bomgar’s product portfolio, product innovation, product marketing, and new product launches. Dan has more than 25 years of experience managing product and marketing functions, and has led sales, channel development and operations teams. After beginning his career with AT&T, Dan worked at Automatic Data Processing, Dun & Bradstreet, Sage Software, Dell SecureWorks and SunGard before joining Bomgar. In these companies, Dan held marketing and product leadership roles and gained experience with enterprise software, security software and services, risk management products, business process outsourcing services, and cloud/SaaS deployment models. Dan holds a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Rutgers University.

MARTIN WILLOUGHBY | General Counsel

As General Counsel, Martin Willoughby responsibilities include legal and risk management, strategic planning, and optimizing the various operations of the organization. During the past 24 years, Willoughby has been an equal-parts business consultant, attorney and entrepreneur with a passion for helping other businesses and individuals accelerate. He has owned and operated successful businesses, strategically advised companies as in-house counsel, and effectively represented clients ranging from individuals to publicly traded entities. Willoughby was previously the Managing Member of Willoughby Law Group, PLLC. He also co-founded a facilities management firm (C&W Management), as well as a real estate dot.com (homesquire.com). Willoughby earned his B.A. from Millsaps College and J.D. from Mississippi College.

Bomgar Board

JOEL BOMGAR | Founder & Chairman of the Board

In 2003, while working as a field network engineer Joel Bomgar developed the first version of Bomgar remote support software as a way to provide remote technical support to disparate users without leaving his desk. Since the company’s founding in 2003, Joel has led the company to acquire more than 8,000 customers and increase revenues by over 500 percent. The company’s rapid growth has been recognized by numerous awards, including Deloitte’s Fast 500, and Inc. Magazine’s Inc. 500|5000 for 5 consecutive years.

As a leading industry expert in remote support, Joel has appeared on TV programs and in publications such as The Wall Street Journal, CIO Today, Network World, and Windows IT Pro to name a few . His knowledge of and passion for the industry has led to a variety of awards and recognitions. Joel was named Mississippian of the Year by the Association of Information Technology Professionals and a finalist for the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year© 2011 Award in the Gulf Coast Area. He was also accepted into the Young Presidents’ Organization, the world’s largest network of company Presidents and CEOs. Joel serves on numerous technology and public policy boards.

Prior to starting Bomgar Corporation, Joel worked as a senior network engineer for Business Communications, Inc. (BCI), a systems integrator, where he was responsible for providing technical support and assistance to all of BCI’s customers. Joel has nearly a decade of experience in network engineering, and served in the Mississippi Air National Guard where he honed his networking and computer skills, earning numerous network certifications. Joel holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Belhaven College.

ASHUTOSH AGRAWAL | Board Member

A Managing Director at TA Associates, Ashu Agrawal focuses on investments in technology and technology-based services companies. He also serves on the Board of Directors of Idera and Prometheus Group and was previously on the Board of Directors of Viewpoint. Prior to joining TA in 2011, Ashu was a Principal at Francisco Partners. While at Francisco Partners, he served on the Board of Directors of a number of private technology companies, including EF Johnson Technologies, Grass Valley, Mincom, Primavera Systems and WatchGuard Technologies among others. Previously, Ashu worked in the Leveraged Finance Group within the Investment Banking Division of Goldman, Sachs & Co. He received a BS degree, summa cum laude, in Computer Science and an MEng in Operations Research and Industrial Engineering from Cornell University, and an MBA degree as a Baker Scholar with High Distinction from the Harvard Business School.

HYTHEM EL-NAZER | Board Member

A Director at TA Associates, Hythem El-Nazer focuses on investments in software and communications companies. He also serves on the Board of Directors of Accruent, Gamma Technologies, Idera, MicroSeismic, Radialpoint and TEOCO. He led or was actively involved in TA’s investments in AboveNet, Answers, Aicent, Idea Cellular, MetroPCS Communications, RGM Advisors and WIND TELECOM S.p.A. Prior to joining TA in 2004, Hythem worked in the U.S. and the Middle East offices of McKinsey & Company and in the Investment Banking Department of Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette in New York. He received a General Course degree from the London School of Economics and Political Science, an AB degree in Economics from Brown University and an MBA degree from Columbia Business School.

ROB MEINHARDT | Board Member

A partner with venture capital firm Toba Capital, Rob Meinhardt has more than 20 years of experience as a CEO, marketing executive and strategy consultant in the high tech industry. Prior to joining Toba Capital, Meinhardt served as CEO of KACE, the company that he co-founded in 2003 and was subsequently acquired by Dell in 2010.  Dell KACE was one of the fastest growing businesses acquired by Dell, and today more than 10,000 customers have deployed its award-winning Systems Management Appliances. Prior to founding KACE, Meinhardt served as Vice President of Marketing for AvantGo from inception through public offering (formerly NASDAQ: AVGO, acquired by Sybase), and as a principal in the strategy consulting firm, R.B. Webber & Company, serving clients such as Sybase, Apple, FedEx and Chiron. In addition to Bomgar, Meinhardt is an investor and/or advisor in Clearslide, Directly, Influitive, Alteryx and Oiselle Running, and previously served on the board of Bright which was acquired by LinkedIn.

SCOTT DAVIDSON | Board Member

Scott Davidson has 20 years of senior financial leadership experience and is currently CFO of Hortonworks Software. Prior to joining Hortonworks, Davidson served as the CFO of Quest Software, a publicly traded systems management software company acquired by Dell. Previously, he held strategic financial roles within Citrix Systems and Precision Response Corporation including FP&A, Treasury, Investor Relations and Corporate Development. Before his software focused career, he was a National Bank Examiner with the United States Department of Treasury- Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. Davidson holds an MBA from the University of Miami.

TODD GEBHART | Board Member

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Bomgar’s security features allow Northwell Health to provide remote support that complies with HIPAA data security regulations.

Northwell has improved call handling capacity as well as the user experience through the use of Bomgar Chat.

Tweet This: Using @Bomgar @NorthwellHealth delivers secure, seamless remote support to the nation’s 14th-largest health systemhttp://goo.gl/kKHXkb

Jackson, MS – February 2, 2016  – Bomgar, a leader insecure access solutions, today announced Northwell Health is using its remote support solution to meet the evolving needs of the nation’s 14th-largest health system. Formerly known as the North Shore-LIJ Health System, Northwell delivers world-class clinical care at 21 hospitals and approximately 450 outpatient physician practices throughout the New York metropolitan area.

Northwell was initiating plans to replace its existing IT service management solution and wanted to ensure that its new approach to providing IT services included more-robust remote support capabilities than the health system had at that time. “Our IT service management system had reached end of life and the remote support capabilities of that solution had a number of limitations, including not being able to connect to Mac OS devices or reboot machines without involving the end user,” said Michael Turpin, director of service management for Northwell Health. “It really didn’t allow the level of remote support we needed for our growing organization. We knew we needed more advanced features and capabilities.”

“Gaining the ability to support Mac OS devices was a critical driver in selecting Bomgar,” said Turpin. “At the time, we had a lot of physicians who were starting to use Apple devices in their practices and we were using a best efforts approach to helping them. We wanted a remote support solution that could support these devices.”

It was also critical that the new solution comply with stringent data security regulations that Northwell must meet, such as HIPAA. Turpin researched a number of potential remote support solutions, but only Bomgar met all of Northwell’s requirements.Bomgar’s security features, including its appliance-based architecture and 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) SSL to encrypt all application communications, provide Northwell  with the data safeguards required to comply with HIPAA’s patient confidentiality requirements. “Our security team and CIO really appreciate that the Bomgar appliance is within our firewall and we don’t have to send data out of our network to a third party in the cloud,” said Turpin.

Although the health system is growing rapidly, having Bomgar in place has enabled the technical support team to maintain an impressive first-call resolution rate of approximately 87 percent. A key reason is the enhanced collaboration Bomgar makes possible. Team leads and subject matter experts can easily join an ongoing session when needed to help a support desk technician resolve an issue.

Seeing the many ways Bomgar has already enhanced remote support for Northwell, Turpin anticipates that the solution will continue to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of his department. “Overall, Bomgar is just making us better at serving our clients, which is exactly what we were looking for in a remote support solution,” he said.

For a full case study about Northwell’s use of Bomgar, please visit:www.bomgar.com/customers.

About Bomgar

Bomgar connects people and technology securely, providing leading remote support and privileged access management solutions that strengthen security while increasing productivity. Bomgar solutions help support and security professionals improve business performance by enabling secure, controlled access to nearly any device or system, anywhere in the world. More than 10,000 organizations across 65 countries use Bomgar to deliver superior support services and manage access to valuable data and systems. Bomgar is privately held with offices in Atlanta, Jackson, Washington D.C., Frankfurt, London, Paris, and Singapore. Visit Bomgar at www.bomgar.com, or onFacebook, Twitter andLinkedIn.

About Northwell Health

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Until then, here are 6 tools you can use for in-app screensharing and screencasting. Click here to see the full spreadsheet, which we’ll update as new features and services are released.

In-app screensharing and screencasting is pretty new so not a lot of folks do it, and the ones that do, have some constraints. Here are the high points

If you’re looking for Android, your only option at the moment is Bomgar

Bomgar and Apperian are targeted at the Enterprise, so accessing their SDKs might be difficult

Only Appsee publishes it’s pricing. Showkit, Watchsend and Lookback have yet to release pricing, and Bomgar/Apperian dont publish pricing (as they’re targeted at Enterprise)

Showkit, Bomgar and Apperian are for screensharing and co-browsing - a real time interaction between your team and your user.

Appsee, Watchsend, and Lookback are for capturing user flows and gestures.

Showkit (iOS only): Showkit, in their words, “is a mobile app SDK that enables audio & video conferencing, screen sharing, and gesture sharing.” You could use this for a variety of use cases: in-app video and audio conferencing, screensharing for demos and walk throughs or in-app voice communication. Some sample apps are available here.

Bomgar : Bomgar bills itself as a remote support solution for the enterprise. This includes tools for desktop remote support for a variety of OS-s, as well as in-app screensharing for iOS and Android. As an enterprise tool, developers won’t be able to try it or inspect the documentation without signing up, but if you’re in a large organization, this might be the right tool for you.

Apperian (iOS only) Apperian bills itself as an enterprise mobility management solution, one part of which is in app remote control (enabling an agent to take control of an end users’ app). The use case for this would be if you’re part of an internal technology team supporting a large deployment of mobile devices (iOS specifically) to employees, who will be using internally built apps.

Screen-recording and Screen-casting

Appsee (iOS only): Appsee bills itself as visual app analytics; in practice this means that after installing Appsee into your app, you’ll be able to see and record the steps your users are taking as they walk through your app, in real time. The use cases are beta testing and UI design and optimization. Appsee makes it easy to understand user behavior, but isn’t useful for communicating directly with users.

Watchsend (iOS only): Watchsend records videos of your users interacting with your app, showing button presses, events triggered and uploading videos every time your app crashes. Similar to Appsee, the main use case is beta testing, but it’s not real-time. In addition, you can’t use it for communicating directly with your users.

Lookback (iOS only): Similar to Watchsend and Appsee, Lookback records user sessions of your app; so it’s useful for UI optimization and understanding user behavior. The big difference is that in addition to recording the screen and gestures, it also captures the face and voice of your users, which play back alongside the screen recording.

Bomgar’s security features allow Northwell Health to provide remote support that complies with HIPAA data security regulations.

Northwell has improved call handling capacity as well as the user experience through the use of Bomgar Chat.

Tweet This: Using @Bomgar @NorthwellHealth delivers secure, seamless remote support to the nation’s 14th-largest health system http://goo.gl/kKHXkb

Jackson, MS – February 2, 2016  – Bomgar, a leader in secure access solutions, today announced Northwell Health is using its remote support solution to meet the evolving needs of the nation’s 14th-largest health system. Formerly known as the North Shore-LIJ Health System, Northwell delivers world-class clinical care at 21 hospitals and approximately 450 outpatient physician practices throughout the New York metropolitan area.

Northwell was initiating plans to replace its existing IT service management solution and wanted to ensure that its new approach to providing IT services included more-robust remote support capabilities than the health system had at that time. “Our IT service management system had reached end of life and the remote support capabilities of that solution had a number of limitations, including not being able to connect to Mac OS devices or reboot machines without involving the end user,” said Michael Turpin, director of service management for Northwell Health. “It really didn’t allow the level of remote support we needed for our growing organization. We knew we needed more advanced features and capabilities.”

“Gaining the ability to support Mac OS devices was a critical driver in selecting Bomgar,” said Turpin. “At the time, we had a lot of physicians who were starting to use Apple devices in their practices and we were using a best efforts approach to helping them. We wanted a remote support solution that could support these devices.”

It was also critical that the new solution comply with stringent data security regulations that Northwell must meet, such as HIPAA. Turpin researched a number of potential remote support solutions, but only Bomgar met all of Northwell’s requirements.Bomgar’s security features, including its appliance-based architecture and 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) SSL to encrypt all application communications, provide Northwell  with the data safeguards required to comply with HIPAA’s patient confidentiality requirements. “Our security team and CIO really appreciate that the Bomgar appliance is within our firewall and we don’t have to send data out of our network to a third party in the cloud,” said Turpin.

Although the health system is growing rapidly, having Bomgar in place has enabled the technical support team to maintain an impressive first-call resolution rate of approximately 87 percent. A key reason is the enhanced collaboration Bomgar makes possible. Team leads and subject matter experts can easily join an ongoing session when needed to help a support desk technician resolve an issue.

Seeing the many ways Bomgar has already enhanced remote support for Northwell, Turpin anticipates that the solution will continue to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of his department. “Overall, Bomgar is just making us better at serving our clients, which is exactly what we were looking for in a remote support solution,” he said.

For a full case study about Northwell’s use of Bomgar, please visit:www.bomgar.com/customers.

About Bomgar

Bomgar connects people and technology securely, providing leading remote support and privileged access management solutions that strengthen security while increasing productivity. Bomgar solutions help support and security professionals improve business performance by enabling secure, controlled access to nearly any device or system, anywhere in the world. More than 10,000 organizations across 65 countries use Bomgar to deliver superior support services and manage access to valuable data and systems. Bomgar is privately held with offices in Atlanta, Jackson, Washington D.C., Frankfurt, London, Paris, and Singapore. Visit Bomgar at www.bomgar.com, or onFacebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

About Northwell Health

Bomgar Privileged Access Management allows security organizations to better control, monitor, and audit access by privileged users and third-party vendors.

New version enables organizations to strengthen security, while making it easier for security professionals to manage and provide privileged access via web and mobile interfaces.

Tweet This: .@Bomgar announces Privileged Access Management 15.3, improving access security and efficiency. http://goo.gl/yZOEoO

Jackson, MS – January 21, 2015 – Bomgar, a leader insecure access solutions, today released the latest version of its Privileged Access Management solution. Bomgar Privileged Access Management enables security professionals to control, monitor, and manage access to critical systems by privileged users and third-party vendors. Bomgar’s unique approach allows companies to quickly gain control of system access and protect themselves against cyberattacks without requiring time-consuming process changes.

With Bomgar, privileged users access secure systems without a VPN, significantly reducing the risk of attackers gaining a foothold within a secure network via a compromised VPN connection. Bomgar Privileged Access Management 15.3 introduces new capabilities that further fortify security while streamlining access for privileged users and improving user administration:

Privileged Web – New web console enables fast, secure remote access for privileged users who are unable to install software on their own desktop environments or require the ability to gain access from anywhere at any time. Bomgar’s Privileged Web is the perfect option for third parties and vendors who need quick, authorized access to sensitive systems.

Mobile Access Console Enhancements – Allows security professionals to fully manage, monitor, and approve privileged access from their iOS or Android device when away from their workstation and on the go.

Multi-Factor Authentication – New native multi-factor authentication capabilities improve security without requiring external integrations or additional costs for expensive token-based authentication systems.

Session Forensics – Speeds search of shell access recordings for discovery and auditing, automatically taking users to key terms found in the shell recording.

Change Management Workflow Integrations – Bomgar integrates with existing change management systems to facilitate advanced approval workflows for authorized access to critical systems and infrastructure.

Endpoint Surface Analyzer – Allows security professionals to monitor port exposure of endpoints, improving their ability to defend against malware and limit unnecessary vulnerabilities.

“Privileged access management solutions are a necessary tool in every organization’s defense in depth arsenal to protect their data and critical systems from cybercriminals,” said Sam Elliott, director of security product management, Bomgar. “Today’s security professionals have to defend against hackers who are relentlessly probing for any chance to compromise access to secure networks. The Bomgar Privileged Access Management solution is designed to support current access processes, allowing our customers to quickly set up and maintain an effective line of defense against attackers from anywhere, at any time, and from any device.”

For more information about Bomgar Privileged Access Management or to request an evaluation, please visit www.bomgar.com/access-management.

About Bomgar

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