Nate Wallace

President, Chief Operating Officer, Widearea Systems

Mr. Wallace is a senior executive with more than 30 years in operations, corporate finance and investor relations. Prior to Widearea, Mr. Wallace spent 16 years at Manugistics Group, an enterprise application software company that developed and sold supply chain management solutions. He played an instrumental role in taking Manugistics Group, Inc. public in 1993 and raising more than $330 million in capital before the company was acquired by JDA Software. He also managed corporate finance, investor relations, treasury and pricing. Prior to his career at Manugistics, Mr. Wallace managed the Corporate Finance Department at MandT Bank (then First National Bank of Maryland). There, he initiated opportunities to provide fee-based services for negotiated merger and acquisition advisory services, private placements, financial restructurings, strategic planning and corporate valuations.

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PRODUCT UPDATES

March 2010
VC Wizard added support for the Codian MCU device

March 2010
W-ISYS integrates video call transfer

February 2010
W-TEN integrates Smart Technologies, SmartBoard and SynchronEyes

February 2010
W-ISYS has added firewall traversal

January 2010
W-TEN implements custom DoD software

January 2010
Integration with CITRIX and VMWare

NEWS

November 5, 2009
Widearea Systems was honored as a 2009 graduate of the Frederick Innovative Technology Center Inc. incubator. >>more

October 30, 2009
Awards focus on creativity by local businesses >>more

September 18, 2009
Widearea Systems of Frederick named former Air Force Secretary Michael W. Wynne to its advisory board. Previously, Wynne, an Air Force veteran… >>more

March 5, 2009
The Frederick News Post runs stoy entitled “Widearea Systems acquires Va.-based NYTOR Technologies” >>more

March 5, 2009
The Gazette acknowledges Widearea System’s acquisition of NYTOR Technologies. >>more

October 12, 2007
Widearea Sytems is mentioned in Frederick News Post article “Frederick IT firms net $75,000 each”>>more