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About Lanxer
Based out of vibrant Long Island New York, Lanxer provides the next level of data driven applications utilizing its own proprietary database engine.
The Lanxer Database Engine (Xerbase) was developed entirely from the ground up using uniquely innovative approaches to data management. Ignoring all previous standards and conventions, Xerbase effortlessly streamlines the development of complex data driven applications.
Lanxer currently has two applications built on top of Xerbase.
SkillsTM.com and PeopleTM.
Team
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Robert Lancer - President, Founder and Developer
Robert was not satisfied with the outmoded ridged relational database solutions, so he developed a new database architecture with its own engine to power it: the Lanxer Database Engine (Xerbase). Then, he set out to build applications with his new database technology to demonstrate its power. Robert has had the idea for SkillsTM.com for a long time. He always thought the standard ways of finding and connecting with skilled people were inadequate, and that a community such as SkillsTM.com could greatly help many people connect and become better informed.
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Dan Roberts - Technology Analyst / Physicist and Co-founder
Dan immediately recognized the potential in Robert's idea and set out to make himself part of Lanxer. His role at Lanxer is multifaceted, from guiding the development of our products, doing research, testing, creating product demos, writing white-papers, and more. Outside of Lanxer, Dan is a fulltime Physics and ECE major at Duke University, where he conducts physics research in the field of transformation optics (which includes designing invisibility cloaks). When he is not working on SkillsTM or making objects invisible, he plays bass guitar in his band, Rosedale.
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Advisors
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Ari Sonesh - CosmoCom CEO and Chairman
Ari is the current CEO and Chairman of CosmoCom, which is the global leader in Contact Center Consolidation 2.0. Ari was Vice President of Engineering, Operations, and Technical Support for Comverse Technology, a leading telecommunications equipment manufacturer with annual sales in excess of one billion dollars. Previously, Ari served as President and Vice President of R&D for General Telecomputer, an early producer of a CTI product. Prior to that, he held several senior management and engineering positions in Israel. He received his BSEE from the Technion in Haifa, Israel, in 1979.
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