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Tom Woodard VP Sales, Diablo Technologies
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on Fri, February 17th, 2012
Comes from Anobit, PMC-Sierra, Dot Hill Adaptec and LSI.
In his new role, Tom will be responsible for developing and coordinating Diablo's sales strategy across market segments, customers and geographies.
"Tom's leadership and his expertise in addressing the needs of the OEMs will be invaluable to Diablo Technologies as we enter our next phase of growth. Tom will have an immediate impact on our engagement and relationship with key lead customers," said Riccardo Badalone, Diablo Technologies CEO.
Woodard brings over 30 years of computer and storage technology sales experience to Diablo Technologies. His previous experience includes developing the Enterprise sales and product strategies for SSD provider Anobit Technologies (recently acquired by Apple). He was also Sales Director for PMC-Sierra and was Vice President of Sales at both Dot Hill Systems and Adaptec.
"I am honored to join Diablo Technologies and look forward to playing an integral role in the company's growth," said Tom Woodard. "Diablo Technologies has the potential to transform the server industry with extremely innovative storage technology that will increase performance and improve the cost structure of blades and dense servers. This is a great opportunity for me to drive the adoption of new and exciting storage products."
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