Anil Bhasin to move out from Palo Alto Networks
Anil Bhasin has finally decided to move on from Palo Alto Networks as the Regional Vice President - India and SAARC region at Palo Alto Networks. Anil has completed 7+ years at Palo Alto Networks leading its business operations for the India and SAARC region and building a team of 2 people to now 75 highly skilled cyber security professionals.
Establishing a brand which did not exist in the country nor had any recall with customers and partners and to then make it the #1 Cyber Security player in the region in just 7 years has been an amazing and humbling experience.
Anil works very closely with the partners and customers with his clear GTM strategy. He always says, our partners have been a pillar of great strength in this journey and we are always wanted to be the best company to partner with - an aspiration that drives us everyday working closely with our channel partners.
Palo Alto Networks, Inc. is a next Generation Enterprise Security Company that has pioneered the next generation of network security with its innovative integrated and automated PLATFORM approach that allows organizations to secure their network, cloud and end points by successfully preventing cyber attacks.
We safely enable the increasingly complex and rapidly growing number of applications running on customers' networks. Palo Alto Networks been designated as a Leader in the Gartner MQ for the past 8 years in the Enterprise Network Firewalls category.
We have acquired customers at a furious pace across all key industry segments like BFSI, TELCO, ITS, Govt. & Defense, PSUs, Manufacturing, Education etc. as per his Linkedin Profile
As per Anil, his focus is on building a complete consulting led sales motion that aims to deliver business outcomes leveraging an integrated People, Process and Technology strategy.
We must wish Anil a great journey ahead.
See What’s Next in Tech With the Fast Forward Newsletter
Tweets From @varindiamag
Nothing to see here - yet
When they Tweet, their Tweets will show up here.