Allan Miller, the company's president, co-founded two successful high-technology companies, CASE Technology and Virtual Music Entertainment (VME). At CASE Technology, a developer of PC-based Electronic Design Automation Software (EDA), he helped lead the company to $8 million in annual sales; CASE Technology was then sold to Teradyne Inc., for $20 million.

Mr. Miller is the architect of several critically-acclaimed products in both technical and consumer markets. At Virtual Music, he co-invented the Virtual Guitar (guitar controller), VPick (guitar pick controller) and VStix (drum pad controller). At both CASE and VME, he did much of the software development for the initial products. He also has extensive experience in software design methodology. At CASE, he designed and implemented the software development tools used for developing products, as well as the platform-independent installation manager used for deploying them.

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