Nutanix Appoints Jay Tuseth the VP & GM of APJ
Nutanix has announced
the appointment of Jay Tuseth as its vice president and general manager for
Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ). Tuseth, who previously served as vice president
for Asia Pacific at real-time performance analytics software company Conviva,
brings more than 25 years of experience in the IT industry.
He will report
directly to Andrew Brinded, chief revenue officer at Nutanix, and takes over
the role from Aaron White. White was promoted in November last year from
general manager and APJ vice president of sales to field chief operating
officer for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA).
Tuseth’s
background includes leadership roles at some of the biggest names in the
technology sector. Before joining Conviva, he held senior positions at Oracle,
where he served as vice president for cloud applications, as well as Dell
Technologies, where he was responsible for various leadership roles. Prior to
that, he worked at Hewlett-Packard (HP) as a district sales manager.
During his time
at Conviva, Tuseth worked closely with digital businesses and operations teams,
shifting their focus from quality of service to quality of experience. His
expertise in cloud computing, enterprise solutions, and digital infrastructure
is expected to contribute to Nutanix’s growth in the APJ region.
Tuseth holds a
Bachelor of Science in Computer and Information Systems from Regis University
in the United States.
His appointment
comes shortly after Nutanix launched Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2) on Microsoft
Azure in Qatar. The solution enables private and public enterprises to integrate
their on-premises infrastructure with the Microsoft Azure cloud, allowing
businesses to improve scalability and operational efficiency while maintaining
data compliance. The introduction of NC2 on Azure follows increasing demand
from both Nutanix and Microsoft customers seeking a hybrid cloud solution that
offers flexibility and seamless integration between on-premises and cloud
environments.
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