Ivan Pittaluga, Chief Technology Officer at Arcserve

Chief Technology Officer at Arcserve

An award-winning technology executive with more than 25 years of experience in software engineering, Ivan Pittaluga has built and led multi-national teams and dedicated his career to delivering market-first technology in big data and the cloud. Ivan currently serves as the CTO of Arcserve, setting the strategic direction and development for the company’s portfolio of backup, disaster recovery, ransomware protection, continuous availability, migration, and archiving solutions. He leverages technology to provide a competitive advantage in product development, anticipating market shifts and delivering value to organizations through accelerated service delivery and products that enhance the customer experience.

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