- 1. Forescout appoints Terrie Anderson as ANZ country manager
- (People Moves)
- ... overall success.” Steve Redman, vice president and head of sales for Asia Pacific & Japan, Forescout, said. “Terrie has a wealth of in-depth security knowledge and experience at a strategic level coupled ...
- Created on 05 June 2019
- 2. McAfee promotes Littleproud
- (People Moves)
- ... McAfee's 11th place ranking in BRW's 2012 Australian Best Place to Work awards," said Steve Redman, Mr Littleproud's predecessor and now executive vice president of global sales. Prior to joining McAfee, ...
- Created on 01 February 2013
- 3. Australia-based McAfee exec promoted to global role
- (People Moves)
- McAfee has promoted its former Asia Pacific regional president Steve Redman to the role of executive vice president of global sales, and hired Penny Baldwin as executive vice president and chief marketing ...
- Created on 14 November 2012
- 4. McAFee Increases Focus On Growing SMB Market
- (Vendor submitted release)
- ... limited IT resources. “SMBs face the challenge of increased threats including spam, phishing, viruses and Web attacks that can easily disrupt the network and the livelihood of the business,” said Steve ...
- Created on 09 May 2012
- 5. McAfee headcount grows after Intel takeover
- (Enterprise Staff)
- ... in any change to the company's basic strategy, according to Steve Redman, president of McAfee's Asia Pacific operation. "Our 'go to market' is completely unchanged," he said. "This is one of the best acquisitions ...
- Created on 16 August 2011
- 6. McAfee Appoints Steve Redman as president of Asia Pacific
- (People Moves)
- Security vendor McAfee, Inc. has appointed Steve Redman as president of the Asia Pacific region, reporting to Michael DeCesare, executive vice president of sales operations at McAfee. Redman begins in ...
- Created on 08 January 2008
- 7. Redman says HP storage loss is EMC's gai
- (Development)
- The CEO of EMC Australia and New Zealand, Steve Redman, said the storage giant had increased its market share dramatically in the past 12 months, mainly at the expense of Hewlett-Packard. Redman said EMC, ...
- Created on 27 January 2005
