Brian Morin, SVP Global Marketing at Condusiv Technologies, has joined the APMdigest Vendor Forum.
As Senior Vice President, Global Marketing, Morin is responsible for the corporate marketing vision by driving demand and awareness worldwide. Efforts over the last year led to growing adoption of V-locity, which has quickly amassed over 1,000 new customers looking to accelerate their virtual environment with a 100% software approach.
Prior to Condusiv, Morin served in leadership positions at Nexsan that touched all aspects of marketing, from communications to demand generation, as well as product marketing and go-to-market strategies with the channel. He notably steered rebranding efforts and built the demand generation model from scratch as an early marketing automation adopter. Growth led to the successful acquisition by Imation. With 15+ years of marketing expertise, Morin has spent recent years on the forefront of revenue marketing models that leverage automation for data-driven determinations. His earlier background has roots on the agency side as creative director, helping companies build brands and transition to online engagement.
Condusiv Technologies is a provider of software-only storage performance solutions for virtual and physical server environments, enabling systems to process more data in less time for faster application performance. Condusiv's V-locity I/O reduction software greatly reduces I/O overhead in virtual environments by eliminating the performance penalty from mixing uncoordinated, contentious and disruptive I/O streams from multiple virtual machines (the "I/O blender" effect). As a result, customers experience a minimum of 50% faster performance gains on their heaviest workloads. Condusiv's Diskeeper storage performance solution is a real-time fragmentation prevention solution for Windows servers and clients, keeping servers, desktops and laptops running like new permanently. With over 50 million licenses sold, Condusiv solutions are used by 90% of the Fortune 1000 and almost three-quarters of the Forbes Global 100 to increase business productivity and reduce datacenter costs while extending the life of existing hardware.
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