Robert Woolery VP Product Management, Condusiv

Condusiv Technologies Corp., formerly Diskeeper Corporation, announced the appointment of storage industry veteran Robert Woolery to the newly-created position of VP, Product Management.

He will be responsible for expanding product line and will report to CEO Jerry Baldwin.

"Robert has world-class industry experience, and is deeply attuned to market dynamics across global markets," said Baldwin. "With his proven ability to deliver products through exceptional product management and marketing leadership combined with the existing talented resources in our Condusiv team, we will continue to lead in delivering breakthrough products and solutions."

 Woolery joins Condusiv with over 15 years of experience in the storage business leading teams that have introduced over 50 software and hardware solutions. Recently he served at Nexsan as SVP Marketing with responsibilities for all marketing functions worldwide. Prior that, he was VP Product Marketing for DataDirect Networks and XioTech Corporation where he was responsible for product strategy, marketing and management.

In his new position, Woolery is responsible for the overall product management strategy and direction for Condusiv solutions as the company enters a new phase of growth. To date, the company has built a reputation for a line of performance software products that offer value helping technology to function at peak levels increasing the productivity of people and business.

90% of the Fortune 1000 companies and almost 70% of the Fortune 100 companies are using Condusiv’s products.

"Over the years Condusiv has invested aggressively in its products and technologies taking advantage of the tremendous growth opportunities that exist in the storage market," said Woolery. "I am excited about joining the company and assisting Condusiv in broadening its product portfolio across storage, system and application optimization and performance solutions addressing the overwhelming demands facing IT managers and CIOs today."