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30 Sep 2026
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Jon Hyde
30 Sep 2026
Jon Hyde leads Competitive Intelligence at Dell Technologies, where he draws on more than 21 years of experience in technology and business consulting, enterprise architecture, strategy and organizati
Brian Henderson
30 Sep 2026
Brian Henderson is the Director of Primary Storage and ISG Portfolio Messaging at Dell Technologies. With a rich background in storage, networking, cloud, and big data, Brian is a seasoned technical m
Anahad Dhillon
30 Sep 2026
Anahad Dhillon owns the strategy, planning and roadmap for Dell's object storage product portfolio. He focuses on bringing customers the most value for their storage investments—through industry
Linda Dimyan
30 Sep 2026
Linda Dimyan - Soliman is a Marketing Communications Consultant, who is passionate about the storytelling that connects people and brands. Based right outside of New York City with her husband and thr
Charlie Walker
30 Sep 2026
Charlie is a product management leader with nearly two decades of experience in the technology industry. He currently leads the Dell Pro Max and Pro Rugged lines of business at Dell Technologies. Prev
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