What Happened?
Arlington, VA-based Ostendio Appointed Rohit Johri as Chief Technology Officer
About the Company
Ostendio was formed to solve one of the key challenges I encountered in my previous role as the COO and CISO of a successful healthcare IT company. It was difficult enough to persuade large healthcare corporations to take a chance on working with a smaller, more innovative technology company, never mind convince them that we could be trusted to reliably protect their sensitive data. While keen to leverage emerging technologies these typically conservative institutions will not risk compromising their internal security and compliance standards. Therefore it was always a challenge to convince them that we could be trusted. Ostendio`s My Virtual Compliance Manager (MyVCM) was created to help solve that problem by allowing companies to more easily develop an effective security and compliance program, and more specifically give them a simpler way to demonstrate this to their customers.
About the Person
Rohit Johri brings almost 20 years of experience in health IT, cloud services and software development to Ostendio. He joins Ostendio from Voxiva, Inc., a leader in mobile solutions for digital health, where he led software engineering. During his tenure at Voxiva, Mr. Johri pioneered the groundbreaking “Text4baby”, the nation’s only free mobile information service designed to promote maternal and child health through text messaging. Prior to relocating to the United States, Mr. Johri held technology leadership positions in India, most notably as chief manager at Times Internet Limited (TIL). TIL is the largest online network in India and the digital venture of Times of India. As a member of the leadership team, he was responsible for establishing and building the media platform, which is now considered amongst the fastest growing web-based networks worldwide. He also served as a technology lead with Interra Information Technologies, a global technology solutions and services company.
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