SeaChange International has named Steven Davi its new senior vice president of advanced technology and head of the office of the CTO. Davi, who has been with SeaChange since November of 1997, most recently served as head of SeaChange’s back office business unit. In this new role, Davi is responsible for SeaChange’s overall software technology architecture, and will help implement the company strategy as it relates to product design and system architectures.

SeaChange President Yvette Kanouff said in a statement, “Steve is the right person to lead the company to a single, cost-efficient software platform for multi-screen solutions scalable to millions of mobile, PC and set-top viewers. His technical expertise and strategic business savvy will keep SeaChange as the operators’ choice for next gen video software for multi-screen, back office, advertising and in-home applications. I’m especially excited about Steve’s unique blend of IP and Web centric architectural beliefs combined with his deep knowledge of traditional networks."

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