What We Do

We build rock-solid products to simplify and automate IT management. Continuously gathering input from a global network of IT managers, we develop new products and features to automate tedious IT problems.

Our Products

	Temperature@lert monitors the ambient room temperature and alerts you when it rises or falls outside your acceptable range. Learn more here.		Currently in development, Wajadoo makes it easy to track changes to servers, desktops, firewalls, routers, personnel, and just about everything else in your IT environment.
	Currently in beta, Displaylet displays just about anything you want on a small LCD screen via USB connection. It's ideal for rack dense server rooms without monitors.		Ono unifies disparate enterprise messaging formats in real time. Contact us to learn more about how Ono can help your enterprise.

We Believe

Experimenting and sharing is the best way run an organization. All of the successes and failures from experiments in the schechterTech innovations blog are freely available to everyone.

Learning by doing while utilizing collaboration and community knowledge results in the whole being greater than the sum of its parts.

Entrepreneurship fits inside every organization and should be fostered. Our innovations and experiments aim to spark your own innovative approach to business.

About schechterTech

SchechterTech, LLC is a Boston, MA based company committed to building the best hardware and web-based software products possible. We specialize in providing innovation strategy, consulting, and turn-key product design to entrepreneurs, start-ups and Micro-ISVs throughout the world.

Formed in 2005 by Harry Schechter, SchechterTech produced it's first product, Temperature@lert, to monitor server room environmental conditions. Thousands of companies around the globe depend on the reliable hardware and software design of Temperature@lert every day.

In 2006, we announced our second product, Wajadoo. Wajadoo makes it easy to manage and monitor your IT systems for changes regardless of location or configuration. Version 1.0 is currently in development and will be released to the public early in the second quarter of 2008.

Harry Schechter specializes in creating unique, innovative, and reliable technology. His greatest talent lies in formulating creative solutions on which businesses are built. Harry honed his leadership and technology skills for 10 years as co-founder and Chief Technology Officer at Doceus, Inc. ranked as one of TechWay Magazine's 50 fastest growing companies in Washington, DC. With nearly 50 employees, Harry and his teams spearheaded projects for major area non-profits such as the American Diabetes Association, Greater Washington Board of Trade, National Park Foundation as well as local businesses such as Discovery Communications, L-3 Communications, Zurich Insurance and others.

After selling Doceus in 2005, Harry joined forces with inventor Scott MacLean at Time Trax Technologies Corporation, manufacturer of satellite radio-to-MP3 recording products. Most recently, Harry served as Senior Vice-President of Technology Management for Anybill Financial Services where he led the strategic technology vision for systems that support big 4 accounting firms.

Harry's technology leadership and sense of adventure are rounded out by travels to over 30 countries on five continents. Several of his semi-professional photographs have been published in National Geographic Traveler Magazine. He's jumped out of a perfectly good airplane (twice), been nominated for a GRAMMY as part of the Washington Men's Camerata, raced up the Nile River, Karaoked in Shenzhen, China, and zip lined 200 feet above the rainforest floor in Costa Rica.

A regular volunteer with local area non-profits, Harry's companies have received awards from Washington Business Journal and recognition in the Washington Post for outstanding community service. By the same token, Harry believes in preserving the planet. His innovative electronics reclamation program for Temperature@lert has already saved countless contaminants from ending up in our soil and water supply.

Harry is a regular volunteer at Greater DC Cares, a member of the Chief Technology Officer's Roundtable and sings in the bass section of the Washington Men's Camerata where he serves as the group's Fundraising Chair. Harry received a Bachelor of Science in Applied Science from Miami University in Oxford, OH and is currently an MIT Sloan Fellow.

Contact schechterTech

Press inquiries, opportunities, general questions, comments, and concerns should be sent to innovation [at] schechtertech [dot] com