Appointments
Juniper Networks boosts APAC senior leadership team
Juniper Networks has announced a series of senior appointments in Asia Pacific, spanning sales, systems engineering, marketing and partners.
Vserv.mobi beefs up SEA asia management team
Riding on rapid mobile user growth and fast adoption of mobile advertising in emerging markets, mobile advertising exchange Vserv.mobi, recently announced a series of senior appointments across South-East Asia.
YTL Comms’ Yasmin frontrunner for MDeC CEO job
With speculation rife over who will take over as the new head of the Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC), YTL Communications executive director and former Microsoft Malaysia managing director, Yasmin Mahmood, has emerged as the frontrunner. A. Asohan reports.
Krishna Arani to helm NetApp in Asean, South Korea
NetApp has officially announced the appointment of Krishna Arani as vice president and managing director for Asean and South Korea.
Unit4 appoints new Asia Pacific managing director
Netherlands-headquartered business software company Unit4 has announced the appointment of Jack van der Velde to the position of managing director for its Asia Pacific operations effective July 1.
Akamai appoints regional manager for Asean
Akamai has appointed Rick Lanman regional manager of its Asean operations, where he will be responsible for driving sales and marketing in Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand.
Brocade announces regional appointments for APAC, SEA
Brocade has announced the appointment of Lam Chee Keong (CK Lam) to the position of director of data centre fabric and virtualisation for Asia Pacific, and Beni Sia to the role of regional director for South-East Asia.
Singapore’s Yoose recruits regional head for EMEA
Singapore-headquartered global ‘hyperlocal’ mobile advertising network Yoose has announced the appointment of Firas Saeddadin as regional head for Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
Robson to take charge of Adobe's APAC operations
Adobe has appointed Paul Robson as president of the company’s Asia Pacific operations, replacing Craig Tegel, who is leaving the company July 1after a career spanning 17 years in Australia, Asia Pacific, Europe and Japan.
Incoming MDeC CEO will have many challenges
Looking back at outgoing MDeC CEO Badlisham Ghazali’s track record, his successor will have to fill very big shoes, writes A. Asohan.
