HONG KONG -- Telstra today announced the appointment of Dr. Ruey-Bin Kao to the role of CEO of Telstra Greater China. Dr. Kao will be responsible for developing Telstra’s integrated service capabilities and identifying strategic areas to help grow the business in the rapidly evolving Greater China market.
Prior to joining Telstra, Dr. Kao served as China Country President at Applied Materials. Previously, he was Managing Director and Vice President of Enterprise Business of Hewlett Packard China and prior to that served as Chairman and President at Motorola China. During his 17 years at Motorola, Dr. Kao was credited with significantly expanding Motorola’s presence in China with the development of manufacturing, R&D and other internal and external services.
Light Reading founder Steve Saunders talks with VMware's Shekar Ayyar, who explains why cloud architectures are becoming more distributed, what that means for workloads, and why telcos can still be significant cloud services players.
A CSP's digital transformation involves so much more than technology. Crucial – and often most challenging – is the cultural transformation that goes along with it. As Sigma's Chief Technology Officer, Catherine Michel has extensive experience with technology as she leads the company's entire product portfolio and strategy. But she's also no stranger to merging technology and culture, having taken a company — Tribold — from inception to acquisition (by Sigma in 2013), and she continues to advise service providers on how to drive their own transformations. This impressive female leader and vocal advocate for other women in the industry will join Women in Comms for a live radio show to discuss all things digital transformation, including the cultural transformation that goes along with it.
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