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Nutanix appoints Adam Tarbox as director for EMEA

Vendor names experienced sales director to head Global System Integrator business who joins from rival NetApp

Nutanix appoints Adam Tarbox as director for EMEA

Nutanix appoints Adam Tarbox as director for EMEA

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Enterprise cloud computing Nutanix Inc, has announced that it has appointed Adam Tarbox as director, Global System Integrator (GSI) business for Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region.

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With more than 25 years’ experience in the IT industry, Tarbox joins Nutanix from NetApp, where he spent more than a decade running the service provider, Channel UKI and GSI UK business units, before moving to head the EMEA GSI business.

As EMEA Director GSI, Tarbox built the EMEA strategy and a high performing sales team to support business with and through the GSIs.

In his new role, he will be responsible for developing and executing an overarching regional alliance strategy for Nutanix’s GSI partners. In addition, he will lead a team distributed across the EMEA region, and be focused on driving go-to-market (GTM) activities with GSIs around joint offerings for both horizontal markets and industry verticals.

Tarbox said: “GSI partners are a key element of our ability to deliver exactly what customers need, both in EMEA and the rest of the world. We currently work with almost half (44%) of ‘Global 2000’ companies. Delivering with, and through, tier-one partners allows us to engage more effectively with those enterprise customers, develop joint offerings and create the solutions they need to solve their business challenges most effectively.”

Sammy Zoghlami, senoir vice president, EMEA at Nutanix, commented: “Adam’s background and experience makes him the ideal person to drive Nutanix’s strategic engagement with GSI partners and develop innovative joint solutions that support our customers’ requirements across the region.”

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