Yahoo Monday confirms Remistata is leaving

Absrtact: October 18 News, according to the Wall Street Journal's blog site AllThingsD reported that Yahoo Monday confirmed that the company's chief technology Officer (CTO) Remistata (Raymie Stata) is leaving, but he will remain as Yahoo's newly established entrepreneurs ( Entrepreneur I

The October 18 news, according to the Wall Street Journal's blog site AllThingsD reported that Yahoo Monday confirmed that the company's chief technology Officer (CTO) Remy Statta (Raymie Stata), but he will remain as Yahoo's new "settled entrepreneur" ( Entrepreneur in thrive, abbreviation "EIR") position.

AllThingsD editor Kara Swisher (Kara Swisher), citing people familiar with the matter earlier in Monday, said the tower was about to leave. Yahoo then confirmed to Swisher the veracity of the rumor and said that Ash Munshi would take over the CTO post at Menchy Tower.

In a statement to AllThingsD, Yahoo said: "The tower has accepted the position of Yahoo new entrepreneur, so that he can return to the role of entrepreneurs." Menchy will take over as CTO in the Tower. Menchy has a wealth of technical management experience, and can meet the growing needs of customers. ”

Swisher points out that in most cases, outgoing executives will become "entrepreneurs" for venture capital firms, and that Yahoo's dedicated entrepreneurial position for the tower is clearly unusual.

Swisher that over the past few years, there has been a clash between Yahoo executives, and Yahoo's board of directors issued a dismissal order to former CEO Bartz (Carol Bartz) earlier in the year, and a comprehensive assessment of the company's strategy led to a deepening of the unrest in Yahoo's top management. Many Yahoo employees worry that if Yahoo is sold to an outside company, its current position may not be guaranteed.

The tower was named CTO at the beginning of last June, when he served as Yahoo's chief technology architect. He has been reporting to Yahoo Chief product Officer Black Owen (Blake Irving) prior to his departure from the tower.