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TIBCO Announces SVP of Global Sales
Steve Hurn has been named as TIBCO Software’s senior vice president of global sales, responsible for all regional sales, global pre-sales, high-velocity sales, and partner sales, with immediate effect.
After joining TIBCO as head of EMEA sales in 2015, Hurn was credited with re-igniting growth and expanding TIBCO’s channel partnerships across EMEA. His main focus at TIBCO to date has been the company’s cloud strategy, building on the momentum that followed the acquisition of API management pioneer Mashery, through which TIBCO is further expanding its SaaS-based integration capabilities.
“Since joining TIBCO, I have witnessed a number of transformative moments. As I embark upon this new role, I once again see a rapidly changing technology landscape as organisations look toward digital transformation. Companies have realised the need to go beyond advanced integration and business intelligence tools, to incorporate smart data and analytics. They require an evolution in their technology to enhance their current offerings and compete in today’s increasingly digital market,” said Hurn.
“I look forward to working closely with the executive team in pursuing the tremendous opportunities that lie ahead of us, as we enable our customers to reach digital transformation through innovation.”
Prior to joining TIBCO, Hurn was senior vice president and general manager of cloud and line of business at SAP. Before that, he was CEO at Reevoo, and previously held executive positions at Oracle and Cramer Systems, where he was senior vice president, global sales, before it was acquired by Amdocs in 2006.
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