EMEA stories - Page 17

PPDS announces new senior management structure to accelerate global growth plans. Franck Racapé, Martijn van der Woude, and Robert Hsu lead the team.

Netskope appoints David Fairman as first Chief Information Officer for Asia Pacific and Japan, building their global CIO organization.

Panasas announces new appointments and plans for international growth as it invests in its teams and products to support increasing demand.

High-performance data storage company Panasas announces key appointments to support global customer base, led by new VP of marketing Jeff Whitaker.

WALLIX appoints Frédéric Sarrat as deputy managing director to help drive growth plans, after FY21 report showed strong international growth.

John Eland and Adam Tamburini join STACK as EMEA CEO and EMEA Chief Hyperscale Officer respectively, driving growth and expanding operations.

Former White Hat Hacker, Chen Tene, joins cybersecurity company Pentera as VP of Customer Operations EMEA and APAC, building up their support function.

Sivan Harel promoted to VP of Sales at Pentera for EU North, South and MEA regions after driving growth in customer base and sales team.

Commercial notebooks and detatchable tablets will help drive the personal computing device market back to growth – but it won't be until 2019.

Janrain is entering its third year since becoming the first Customer Identity and Access Management provider to provide reach into Chinese markets.

Overall, organisations are displaying a lack of maturity and an over reliance on prevention when it comes to cybersecurity, according to EMC.

Symantec surpasses expectations with a 4% rise in Q3 revenue, reaching a record $1.79 billion despite market uncertainties.

Company posts seventh consecutive record sales year during 2012, fueled by growing demand for scalable disk backup.

Global PC sales surged 22.4% in Q2 2010, driven by strong growth in EMEA and robust desktop shipments, IDC reports. US and APAC lag slightly.

Symantec's June report reveals a 9% drop in phishing attacks despite spam comprising nearly 90% of all messages last month. EMEA remains a spam hotspot.