LiquidPixels is the premier provider of enterprise-class dynamic imaging solutions to the world's most demanding organizations. What word processors once did for the written word, LiquiFire OS now does for images.
We built that infrastructure before the industry knew it needed one, and we have been refining it ever since.
LiquidPixels was founded by practitioners with careers at Eastman Kodak and Xerox, institutions where imaging wasn't a feature but the entire domain. That depth of knowledge is not something a new entrant can acquire. It compounds over decades, and it lives in every layer of LiquiFire OS.
When our founders co-authored the Internet Imaging Protocol (IIP), they established the technical standard that web-based image delivery is still built on. LiquiFire OS is the direct evolution of that work, refined over 25 years of deployment at the largest scale in the industry.
Despite the continued sophistication of the Web, digital images are still treated like photographs. Static images require enormous manual overhead. True on-demand dynamic imaging changes that equation permanently.
Enterprise software is only as reliable as the people behind it. Our leadership team brings decades of hands-on imaging science, enterprise architecture, and client partnership experience, and they remain directly involved in every major engagement.
Direction at LiquidPixels has always been shaped by the people closest to the work. The engineers refining the platform, the consultants embedded in client deployments, the support and professional services teams solving real problems in real environments: their experience feeds back into everything we build. That feedback loop, sustained across 25 years, is what makes the platform what it is, and what keeps it ahead.
With more than four decades in imaging and digital workflow, Steve began at Eastman Kodak, where he helped pioneer the Photo CD System and advanced large-scale imaging infrastructure. At LiquidPixels, he has led LiquiFire OS from its first enterprise deployments to its current position as the industry's definitive dynamic imaging platform.
His work spans photorealistic product customization, cloud-based visualization, and strategic integrations across the world's most complex enterprise environments. He has guided every major alliance, platform expansion, and market entry the company has made.
Marc's career spans Xerox, Spencer & Associates, and Eastman Kodak, where he co-authored the Internet Imaging Protocol (IIP), the technical standard that enabled high-performance web-based image delivery and laid the architectural foundation for modern zoom and pan technologies.
At LiquidPixels, he has driven fundamental advances in color science, dynamic rendering pipelines, and 2½D and 3D visualization. His work translates directly into the rendering fidelity, delivery performance, and architectural flexibility that enterprise clients depend on at scale.
With over 40 years across every facet of digital imaging, from hardware and software to integration and enterprise sales, Mike brings a depth of hands-on experience that spans the full evolution of the industry. An early adopter and educator in desktop publishing, he has worked with hundreds of global brands as both consultant and visionary, guiding organizations through the complexity of image-dependent ecosystems long before the market had language for what he was solving.
For more than 20 years he has represented LiquidPixels to enterprise clients worldwide, spanning retail, manufacturing, publishing, fashion, automotive, healthcare, government, and virtually every other sector where visual complexity meets business-critical scale. Few people in the industry have worked across as wide a range of use cases, platforms, and organizational contexts.
Jason brings over 20 years of software engineering and IT leadership to his role overseeing LiquidPixels development and quality assurance. As one of the company's earliest hires, he shaped the foundational technology choices the platform is still built on.
After a deliberate departure in 2014 to broaden his expertise through consulting and senior engineering roles across the industry, he returned to LiquidPixels in 2021, applying that wider perspective to drive the engineering team's continued advancement at the frontier of enterprise imaging.
Enterprise relationships are long. The commitments we make on day one need to hold on year five. These are the operating principles that have governed every client engagement since 2000.