By Sarah Left
Published: 1 August 2000 11:50 GMT
Ray Lane - the president of Oracle until his sudden resignation last month - has re-emerged as an early stage investor or 'angel', for internet start-ups.
Lane told the San Jose Mercury News that his first investment has been Sheer Networks, a California-based network software firm, where he has also joined the board.
Before the shock departure in July, Lane had been running the Oracle's day-to-day operations since 1992. He still serves as a board member and is credited with bringing Oracle back from the brink of bankruptcy in the early 1990s and centralising sales and marketing strategies.
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