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SchemaLogic Hires Tom Pietryga to Lead Worldwide Sales

Proven Sales Executive Brings Enterprise Content Management Experience

Kirkland, Washington – January 07, 2007 –SchemaLogic, leader in Business Semantics Management software for Global 5000 companies, today announced Tom Pietryga has joined the SchemaLogic executive team as Vice President of Worldwide Sales.

SchemaLogic provides enterprise software for companies to manage and link the metadata describing content stored in Microsoft SharePoint and EMC Documentum so that content can be organized, searched and transferred across systems. Many companies have deployed Microsoft SharePoint 2007 and EMC’s Documentum content management solution to provide comprehensive enterprise-wide document sharing and collaboration, content management and records management. SchemaLogic Enterprise Suite enables these companies to connect and manage both systems as one unified information system.

Jeff Dirks, president and CEO for SchemaLogic commented, “Tom has a proven track record selling enterprise software into large global organizations. As a sales leader at EMC Documentum he was instrumental in growing the company from $9M to over $400M per year in annual revenue.”

With over 11 years at Documentum, Tom has experience in leading a worldwide sales team in the enterprise content management market. He started working for Documentum at a time when the enterprise content management (ECM) market was in an early growth phase.  Under his sales leadership, Documentum grew to be one of the world’s leading forces in ECM.

Tom Pietryga commented, “Microsoft SharePoint is creating a revolutionary change to how companies are managing their unstructured content. SchemaLogic successfully connects systems like Documentum and SharePoint together to provide a complete solution for customers to manage all their content in the most appropriate system. I joined SchemaLogic because it is a perfect match between my background at Documentum and my belief that SharePoint will see exponential growth in the years to come. I think that SchemaLogic is well positioned for immediate success and I am very happy to be here. “

More about Tom Pietryga
Tom joins SchemaLogic with over 25 years experience building, managing, and implementing sales teams on a global scale. With over 11 years at Documentum, Tom has experience in leading a worldwide sales team in the enterprise content management market. Tom’s last role at Documentum was Vice President Global Accounts targeting 75 of the company’s largest customers. During his tenure, Documentum grew from a $9 MM/Year company until it was sold for $1.6 B. Under his leadership, Documentum grew to be one of the world’s leading forces in ECM.

Previously, Tom worked for Cimage, an enterprise document management company and prior to that, CGX Corporation, a CAD/CAM vendor. Tom began his career at General Electric Corporation where he held various sales and marketing positions.

About SchemaLogic
Our software provides global companies a powerful and cost-effective approach to dealing with the overwhelming amount of information critical to doing business today. People from diverse groups must be able to access and share information across complex systems throughout their enterprise. In order to do this, descriptions, tags and categorizations of information must be accurate and consistent. SchemaLogic provides Business Semantics Management (BSM) software for companies to manage and connect the different vocabularies used to describe information, aligning content management and search systems so people can find and share that information across their enterprise. The Company has licensed software to some of the best-known and largest companies in the world, including Associated Press, Chevron, Corbis and Reed Business Information. To learn more about SchemaLogic, please visit www.schemalogic.com.

For more information about SchemaLogic,
call 1-425-885-9695 or visit www.schemalogic.com.