You ask a very valid question indeed

But that’s because there’s something you don’t know – I have another excellent, brilliant mind – my wife Veena Prashanth – who has just come on-board, because DAP has grown too big for me and a couple of hired hands to handle.

She was a Senior Technical Director at AT&T heading a mission-critical project for them, worked there for about 9 years, and finally quit here job to join me in my business. She brings to the table a highly sharp, extremely technical brain, an immense talent, and extraordinary dedication and commitment to our product and customers.

Let me put it this way: If I had an infinite budget and could hire just one person in the entire world for my business, it would be her. And I’m not even saying this because she’s my wife. I’ve been begging her for years to come work with me, and finally the time has come now (even though I still can’t really afford her skills .

I will be officially introducing her to everyone here shortly.

So you can sleep easy – you are in great hands!

- Ravi Jayagopal

I’ve had several great interactions with you regarding DAP; it seems like an amazing product that I will be trying real soon. The only thing that gives me hesitation is if, God forbid, something should happen to you and your brilliant mind… what would the backup plan for DAP be? Would it all just fall away and be inoperable? Hat to think of such drastic/morbid scenarios, but getting too deeply into any solo performance can be scary if one has invested hundreds or possibly thousands of hours in a project that could be vulnerable in this way. Just hoping to get your thoughts on this! Thanks, and looking forward to coming aboard to DAP soon.