Kevin Wagner VP Marketing, Diablo Technologies
Comes from OCZ.
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on May 30, 2013 at 2:42 pmDiablo Technologies, Inc. announced the appointment of Kevin Wagner as VP of marketing.
He comes to Diablo from OCZ Technology where he served as VP product and program management and developed market strategy for enterprise SSDs and acceleration software products.
Wagner previously worked at Advanced Micro Devices, where he forged strategic GPU and software alliances with multiple companies and system OEMs, including development of a complete 64-bit device driver ecosystem for AMD’s industry-standard x86-64 instruction set. He established and directed the vertical market software organization for AMD, building business relationships with enterprises in financial services, manufacturing, telco and other vertical market segments. Prior that, he held management positions at ATI Technologies and SEGA.
He holds a B.S. degree in economics with a minor in computer science from California State University, Sacramento, CA.
Riccardo Badalone, founder and CEO of Diablo, said: "Kevin’s experience driving successful marketing strategies in the enterprise product marketplace and his software-oriented background make him an ideal choice to lead those initiatives here at Diablo. His addition to Diablo’s executive team further strengthens the company as we expand our market focus and customer development. We look forward to tapping Kevin’s knowledge and energy as we prepare to launch our groundbreaking Memory Channel Storage architecture and product platform."
"The enterprise market is at a critical inflection point in balancing heavy computational power with high-performance, low latency storage systems, while lowering capital and operational expenses," said Wagner. "It’s extremely exciting to join Diablo as we solve this challenge in the enterprise with a new storage architecture that provides both exceptional performance and disruptive economics in addressing these requirements in key growth market segments."