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NeoVision Hypersystems, Inc
(UNITED STATES)

50 Broadway
34th Floor
New York, NY 10004-1607
UNITED STATES
Ph: 212 378-8412
Fx: 212 378-8415

www.neovision.com

NeoVision Hypersystems, Inc. is a four-year-old software company specializing in advanced visual software for the financial industry. NeoVision's technology is licensed to over 40,000 desks worldwide. Headquartered in Silicon Alley, NeoVision's customers include leading financial institutions, both buy-side and sell-side, as well as regulatory bodies and exchanges

NeoVision is a leader in financial visualization with two current products: Heatmaps(*) are live "pictures" of financial information used by leading traders, analysts and portfolio managers, Riskmaps is a graphical "Big Brother" system for monitoring the risks and activities from global trading floors, institutional portfolios and exchanges. They connect to realtime data, perform complex analyses, and transform information into insight by representing numbers as color-coded cells

Cormac L. Kinney, CEO
A young, but seasoned and successful software entrepreneur, founder and president of four startups: NeoVision, C.L. Kinney Corp., which developed factory scheduling software - sold to H. J. Heinz, Techtemp Corp., which provided technical temporary employees for Fortune 500 companies - liquidated, and Performance Corp., which developed insurance industry software - sold to Northwestern Mutual. Mr. Kinney has been recognized extensively in Forbes, Fortune and in many other industrial publications. He has also made appearances on CNBC and CNN.

Mr. Kinney received his MBA in finance and entrepreneurship and his Bachelor of Science in industrial management and economics from Carnegie Mellon University

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