Building internet companies
Elazary spent more than 20 years as an executive in internet networking, software development, and enterprise architecture businesses. He co-founded HostPro, an internet hosting company later known as Web.com, and sold it.2
In 2006 he co-founded EdgeCast, a content delivery platform whose enterprise customers included Twitter and YouTube. Verizon Communications bought it in 2013.1,2
Founding inVia
He co-founded inVia Robotics in Westlake Village, California, in 2015 with Dan Parks and Randolph Voorhies, to build robots for e-commerce warehouses.1,2
Elazary now argues that software matters more than robots. He has said about half of inVia's customers use its software by itself, without the robots.3
About half of our customers now use our software by themselves; they don't even use our robots.Interview with Automated Warehouse
