NetApp(R) (NASDAQ: NTAP), the intelligent data infrastructure company, today announced the appointment of Unnop Wadithee as the Country Manager for NetApp Thailand. Unnop will lead NetApp's operations in Thailand, focusing on growing the company's unified data storage business. He will also play an imperative role in strengthening NetApp's local customer and partner ecosystem by helping organizations in Thailand meet their growing needs for unified data storage and in turn, driving successful business transformation.
"I am pleased to welcome Unnop as the country manager for NetApp Thailand," said Andrew Sotiropoulos, Senior Vice President and General Manager, NetApp Asia Pacific. "Unnop's strategic acumen and industry expertise will be instrumental in propelling NetApp into its next stage of growth in Thailand. I'm confident we will continue to break new ground in the market, empowering our customers to unlock their data's full potential with an intelligent data infrastructure."
"It is an exciting time to embrace this new role as Thailand stands at the cusp of another technological transformation," said Unnop Wadithee, Country Manager, Thailand, NetApp. "NetApp has consistently led the charge in the data storage industry. As the adoption of AI and other intelligent tools accelerates, we are in a prime position to help businesses build their data infrastructure. This will enable businesses to harness their data to elevate productivity, drive innovation, and create impactful business outcomes."
Unnop has over 25 years of experience in Thailand's ICT industry, and a strong background in areas such as multicloud, AI, workforce transformation, cyber resiliency, and data capital. Before joining NetApp, Unnop served as a Sales Director at Dell Technologies where he developed key business strategies that seized local market opportunities and spearheaded the company's growth. He had also held various leadership roles in multinational IT companies throughout his career, including EMC Information Systems International, Nokia Siemens Networks, HP, Sun Microsystems, and SAP.
Source: Spark Communications