...Recently EclipseZone had the pleasure of speaking with Todd Williams, currently a member of the Eclipse Foundation Board of Directors and one of the founders of Genuitec. Genuitec is best known for MyEclipseIDE, a powerful environment for Java client and server development layered on top of the Eclipse IDE. It combines open and closed source with a reputation for excellent service and a very inexpensive (less than $30) yearly subscription.

[Ed] So, Todd I know you work for Genuitec but can you give us some information about the company?
[Todd] Genuitec was launched in 2001 by its three founders (Wayne Parrott, Maher Masri, and myself) as a consulting company that specialized in building large-scale systems in several industry verticals. However, upon the release of Eclipse we saw the potential for a tremendous shift in the technology market. So we quickly adapted to the change by becoming a dedicated Eclipse technology company.

Now, Genuitec builds and sells products based on Eclipse while helping other companies do the same through our consulting services practice. Our principal location is in Dallas Texas, but the company operates as a distributed team, with employees located in several different states and countries.

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