Brocade appoints Edgar Dias to lead Asia-Pacific Enterprise Segment

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Brocade appoints Edgar Dias to lead Asia-Pacific Enterprise Segment

Brocade has appointed Edgar Dias as Regional Director of Enterprise Business for Asia-Pacific (APAC). Dias will be based in Singapore and will lead the company's enterprise strategy and manage its direct-touch sales force.

Prior to joining Brocade, Dias served as Sales Director at Juniper Networks where he was responsible for its Campus and Data Center businesses. Before that, Dias spent 10 years at Nortel Networks where he was responsible for sales of its data communications product portfolio across Asia, Middle East and Africa.

"Edgar's 15 years of industry experience gives him an intimate understanding of the APAC enterprise business climate and the enterprise networking segment," said Deb Dutta, Vice- President of Brocade Asia Pacific. "I am confident that he will add strategic depth to this role and will strengthen our executive bench in APAC."

A key charter for Dias will be to develop and execute strategies, programmes designed to grow Brocade's business of its enterprise networking portfolio in APAC across a number of Enterprise verticals specifically Government, Media and Entertainment, High Performance Computing, Education and Healthcare.

"There are signs of real momentum for Brocade in the Asia-Pacific enterprise market in both our traditional storage networking business as well as our newer IP/Ethernet networking business," said Dias. "My role is to promote the value of our Brocade One unified network strategy and portfolio to enterprise customers across this region that serves as a strategic foundation for Brocade's growth overal

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