- Does lead NetApp’s businesses &, go-to-market strategy ,
- Over 20 times of IT expertise with experience in store, AI &, large data
NetApp®, the intelligent data infrastructure company, has appointed industry veteran Kenneth Poh ( pic ) as country manager for Singapore and the Philippines. Poh will be in charge of operations and go-to-market plans, with an emphasis on fostering business expansion and increasing companion and customer relationships in both markets.
As AI increasingly integrates into daily life, nearly half ( 49 % ) of technology executives in Singapore prioritise investment in data management and infrastructure, according to NetApp’s 2024 Data Complexity Report released in December.
But, long-term victory in AI requires organisations to tackle important challenges, including data difficulty, security, and conservation, with greater commitment and resources.
” I am delighted to welcome Poh to NetApp. His remarkable track record of guiding businesses and helping organizations harness the power of information makes him the ideal leader to unlock the full potential of our customers. With his command, I am confident we can scale our activities and reach our progress ambitions in Southeast Asia”, said Henry Kho, place vice president and general director for Greater China, ASEAN, and Korea, NetApp.
” It is a pleasure to meet NetApp, a consistent president in the data backup industry”, said Poh. With the introduction of Singapore’s National AI Strategy 2.0 and the Philippines ‘ National AI Roadmap, the location is at a new chapter in its development. Leveraging NetApp’s 30 years of technology and knowledge, I look forward to helping companies become more innovative and tenacious in today’s age of data and knowledge”.
Poh brings over 20 years of IT industry practice, specialising in store, AI, and great information. Prior to joining NetApp, he spent time at Dell Technologies as city director for the public and corporate segments, where he oversaw a strong sales team and encouraged business expansion. Poh has even held management roles at foreign IT companies, including Dell EMC, Oracle, HP, and Sun Microsystems.