Klaus Neugebauer
Klaus Neugebauer (* 1938 ) is a German graduate in business administration and software entrepreneur who, along with Gerhard Heldmann and Peter Schnupp, was one of the founders of Softlab in Munich in 1971 .
Neugebauer and Heldmann were former Siemens programmers and system analysts (Neugebauer was with Siemens in Munich from 1967), Peter Schnupp was a physicist when they founded Softlab in 1971. They created software on behalf of large companies, but were best known for a software development tool ( Maestro I ) that also helped them expand into the USA (with major customers such as Boeing, Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, United Airlines, Bechtel, Government agencies and Bell) and Softlab made it one of the largest German software houses. Neugebauer was CEO of Softlab. After the sale of Softlab to BMW (1991) he founded several investment firms, for example in 1994 with other NSE Inc. in Atlanta (Georgia), which invests venture capital in startups as well as in established industrial companies.
At times he was on the scientific and technical advisory board of the Bavarian Prime Minister. In 1988 he was named Computer Man of the Year by the market analysts at IDC Germany .
Web links
- Der Spiegel, January 17, 1983, files at the push of a button , to Softlab
- Neugebauer, Board Member Equita, biography
Individual evidence
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Neugebauer, Klaus |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German entrepreneur |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1938 |