• Monir Elrayes, President.

• George Lambert, Business Development.

• Asham Elrayes, Vice President of Operations.

• Ferass Elrayes, Vice President of R&D.

founded NetCentric Technologies in 1995, with the goal of creating a software company that can develop innovative products and provide unmatched value in outsourcing development services.

Monir has over thirteen years of experience in software architecture/development, including object-oriented analysis and design (UML and other methodologies), Rational Rose, JAVA, C++, PowerBuilder, C++/C, HOW, MS SQL Server, Sybase SQL Server, Sybase SQL Anywhere, DB2, Windows NT, Windows NT programming, UNIX, and VMS.

Monir Elrayes holds a Master of Engineering degree from Cornell University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Iowa.

joined NetCentric from inBusiness solutions in April 2001. At inBusiness he was an Account Executive for the national publication Silicon Valley North. Here he was in daily contact with the marketing programs of the high-tech community.

George has extensive experience in sales and marketing of software products via channels. His main areas of focus include  the direct sales of NetCentric's products and services and the management of relationships with partners and  VAR's. 

is a Senior Software Developer with over six years of experience in the fields of Distributed Computing, Management of Distributed Systems, Object-Oriented Analysis and Design, and Database Application Design and Development. Having worked in the telecommunication sector for over four years, and pursued his academic research in the area of distributed system management, he holds a unique perspective on the application of management methods to large interoperable systems.

Asham Elrayes has received Nortel Network's President's Award of Excellence in Leadership in 1998.

Publications by Asham Elrayes:

• C. Lung, A. Jalnapurkar, and A. Elrayess, Performance-Oriented Software Architecture Engineering: An Experience Report, Proceedings of the first International Workshop on Software and Performance, Santa Fe, USA, October 98.

• A. Elrayes and J. A. Rolia, Reducing Coupling in Distributed Management Frameworks, 
  Proceedings of the Software Management Workshop SMW'98, Rhode Island, USA, April 98 

• A. Elrayes and J. A. Rolia, Automatic Generation of Performance Models Using the Distributed Management Framework (DMF), Proceedings of the Centre of Advanced Studies CONference CASCON'97, Toronto, ON, November 97 

• A. Elrayes and J. A. Rolia, More Manageable Management Applications, Proceedings of the Distributed Applications and Interoperable Systems DAIS'97, Cottbus, Germany, September 97 

• M. Bauer, J. Black, R. Bunt, A. Elrayes, T. Kunz, H. Lutfiyya, A. Marshall, P. Martin, G. Oster, W. Powley, J. Rolia, D. Taylor, V. Vetland, V., and C. Woodside, Services supporting management of distributed applications and systems, IBM System Journal, Volume 36, Number 4 

• A. Elrayes, V. Vetland, J. Rolia, and J. Black, Improving Cohesiveness and Flexibility in Systems Management Architectures Using the Internet and Distributed Object Technologies, In the CD Proceedings of the Centre of Advanced Studies CONference CASCON'96, Toronto, ON, November 1996 

• M. Qin, R. Lee, A. Elrayes, V. Vetland, and J. Rolia, Automatic Generation of Performance Models for Distributed Application Systems, In the CD Proceedings of the Centre of Advanced Studies CONference CASCON'96, Toronto, ON, November 1996 

• A. Elrayes,  J. Rolia, and R. MacGillivray, Performance Prediction of Distributed Applications Using the Performance Modeling and Monitoring Center (PMMC), Proceedings of the Distributed System Operation and Management DSOM'95, Ottawa, ON, October 1995 

is a Senior Software Engineer with an in-depth experience in the field of high performance software. He is knowledgeable in a variety of E-Commerce related topics such as web servers, proxies, application servers, data definition and formatting, programming languages and Database Management Systems. He has participated in several projects in the academic and private sectors in Canada, the United States and the Middle East.

Publications by Ferass Elrayes:

• F. Elrayes, J. Rolia, and R. Friedrich, The Performance Impact of Workload Characterization for Distributed Applications using ARM, Proceedings of the Computer Measurement Group CMG'98, December, 1998, Anaheim, California, USA, pages 821-830.