Kevin Brown is CEO of Coraid, Inc. He is an accomplished entrepreneur and executive, with experience in the networking, storage, security, and virtualization sectors. Most recently, he served as President and CEO of Kidaro, a desktop virtualization software vendor, where he led the team to a leadership position in this emerging segment. Kidaro was acquired by Microsoft in May 2008 and incorporated as a key element of Windows virtualization.
Prior to joining Kidaro, Brown served as a vice president on the original executive team of storage security vendor Decru, where he led worldwide marketing, business development, and product management. As one of the leading experts on storage security, he served as an advisor to the U.S. Congress, Federal Trade Commission, and U.S. Department of Defense.
OK, raise your hand if your team has ever traded ten emails to address a
problem that could have been solved in two minutes. Take one step forward if
you’re spending eight or ten hours a week in unproductive conference calls,
trying to work with peers in different locations. Don’t worry...you’re
not alone.
Most employees today will tell you they’re drowning in email and meetings,
and their teams are still struggling to work together efficiently. Not that
long ago, most enterprises got work done in person between the hours of
9am-5pm in office buildings, and complex enterprise applications were handled
by IT or specialists. Compare that with today - flexible work hours,
telecommuting, distributed teams, and outsourcing are the norm, and employees
increasingly rely on a collection of applications to get their jobs done.
Unfortunately, many enterprises are behind the ... (more)
Kevin Brown is CEO of Coraid, Inc. He is an accomplished entrepreneur and executive, with experience in the networking, storage, security, and virtualization sectors. Most recently, he served as President and CEO of Kidaro, a desktop virtualization software vendor, where he led the team to a leadership position in this emerging segment. Kidaro was acquired by Microsoft in May 2008 and incorporated as a key element of Windows virtualization.
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