Thank you for your interest in the recording of our September 30th webinar, where DXC and Dell Technologies show how senior IT leaders can give sensitive and regulated workloads the governance, auditability, and control they demand, without giving up the flexibility that made public cloud attractive. The conversation covers building governance into the architecture from day one, managing data sovereignty across hybrid environments, closing the gap between sovereignty ambition and real investment, and deciding workload by workload where each one belongs.
Your hosts
Rob Tiffany
Research Director, Cloud and Infrastructure Services
IDC
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Rob Tiffany
Rob Tiffany is Research Director within IDC’s Enterprise Infrastructure global research domain and part of the Cloud and Datacenters subdomain. Rob leads IDC’s North America cloud adoption research, aligned with the worldwide cloud adoption research. Notably, Rob manages IDC’s Cloud Pulse research, which delivers quarterly insights into the voice of the customer from cloud buyers worldwide. Additionally, he leads research on global cloud adoption trends and strategies and delivers actionable insights to technology providers and enterprise decision-makers. Based on his hands-on background in designing and building hyperscale cloud infrastructure, Rob is uniquely positioned to provide guidance on public, private, hybrid, and multicloud infrastructure needed to succeed with next-generation workloads.
BACKGROUND
Previously, Rob was Vice President and Head of IoT Strategy at Ericsson, where he drove 5G connection management with the IoT Accelerator and contributed to global M&A activities. As Chief Technology Officer at Hitachi, he received the Presidential “Product of the Year” award for designing the Lumada Industrial IoT + Digital Twin platform. Spending most of his career at Microsoft, Rob was Director, Global Technology Lead, and co-designer of the Azure IoT cloud platform in addition to software engineering, product management, and architecture roles with Windows Phone and SQL Server.
Ben Greene
Offering Leader, Private Cloud
DXC Technology
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Ben Greene
Benjamin Greene is an Offering Leader within DXC’s Private Cloud organization, responsible for the strategy, development, commercialization, and growth of enterprise private cloud services. He works closely with global sales, solutioning, and delivery teams to help clients modernize infrastructure, adopt hybrid cloud architectures, and address evolving requirements around security, sovereignty, resilience, AI readiness, and cost predictability. Benjamin has extensive experience in cloud platforms, managed infrastructure services, and enterprise transformation initiatives, helping organizations navigate complex technology decisions while accelerating business outcomes.
Jason Cortassa
Director Systems Engineering
Dell Technologies
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Jason Cortassa
Jason Cortassa is the Americas Presales Leader for Global Alliances at Dell Technologies. With over 25 years of enterprise IT, enterprise architecture, and cloud strategy experience, Jason leads a high-performing team of solution architects partnering with Global Systems Integrators, Strategic Outsourcers, and Cloud Service Providers. He specializes in driving digital transformation, hybrid multi-cloud solutions, and emerging technologies—including Private AI—to help global enterprises turn strategic vision into business value.
To further explore the topics discussed during the session, we’ve included additional resources below:
- Learn more about DXC’s Private Cloud+ offering: Private Cloud | DXC Technology
- Learn more about DXC’s partnership with Dell Technologies: Dell Technologies | DXC Technology
Schedule a one-on-one conversation with DXC’s leadership team to discuss how Private Cloud+ can support your organization’s goals:
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