Kriyari, Inc.

The Kriyari network powers Web 2.0 style online malls for media, lifestyle, content and social network publisher sites. The network populates the malls with live and interactive storefronts generated from major online stores and brands. Consumers experience a very different browse and discover shopping – one in which the mall dynamically adapts to the consumer’s shopping theme and product interest.

Anand Jagannathan is an experienced start-up CEO and technologist who has successfully founded and launched three companies. Kriyari is his fourth company. Anand's first company was Banyan Systems one of the market leaders in enterprise networking. Anand is credited with coming up with the original vision and leading the product direction. Anand's second company was Reach Software, a pioneer in peer to peer workflow. His last company is Responsys Inc., which is currently riding the resurging wave of e-commerce and delivering interactive marketing solutions to leading edge online retailers. Anand started his career at AT&T Bell laboratories where he was the architect for a new generation of micro-processor solutions. Anand has a Ph.D. from Rice University (Houston, Texas), a B.S. from the Indian Institute of Technology (Kanpur) and holds three patents with more in process for Kriyari. Shabd is responsible for product architecture, engineering management and data center operations. Shabd was most recently Director of Engineering at Responsys Inc., where he managed software development. His expertise is in the design and deployment of highly scalable web centric application services. Prior to Responsys, Shabd was a lead software engineer at Intel and before that was a software engineer at ABC Technologies (now part of SAS). He started his career at Newgen Software Technologies. Shabd has a Masters Degree in Computers from the Institute of Engineering and Technology, Lucknow, India.

The Kriyari network powers Web 2.0 style online malls for media, lifestyle, content and social network publisher sites. The network populates the malls with live and interactive storefronts generated from major online stores and brands. Consumers experience a very different browse and discover shopping – one in which the mall dynamically adapts to the consumer’s shopping theme and product interest.