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Sep 10, 2026

Amir SatvatGUEST
4:41
Nine years or so, I worked in different tech and health care or health tech BD or strategy roles.
Amir SatvatGUEST
4:49
I was at Dell EMC.
Amir SatvatGUEST
4:51
I was at VMware.
Amir SatvatGUEST
4:52
I was at another place called Veen, which is another tech company.
Alfred A. MarcusGUEST
17:59
But I can go through every company in the book, and there is that question about why they are configured as they are configured.
Alfred A. MarcusGUEST
18:06
So another example would be Dell itself now, which bought EMC.
Alfred A. MarcusGUEST
18:12
And so why – Dell – is providing PCs and servers.
Alfred A. MarcusGUEST
18:19
That's the old Dell.
Alfred MarcusGUEST
17:59
But I can go through every company in the book, and there is that question about why they are configured as they are configured.
Alfred MarcusGUEST
18:06
So another example would be Dell itself now, which bought EMC.
Alfred MarcusGUEST
18:12
And so why – Dell – is providing PCs and servers.
Alfred MarcusGUEST
18:19
That's the old Dell.
Alfred A. MarcusGUEST
17:59
But I can go through every company in the book, and there is that question about why they are configured as they are configured.
Alfred A. MarcusGUEST
18:06
So another example would be Dell itself now, which bought EMC.
Alfred A. MarcusGUEST
18:12
And so why – Dell – is providing PCs and servers.
Alfred A. MarcusGUEST
18:19
That's the old Dell.
Alfred MarcusGUEST
19:59
But I can go through every company in the book, and there is that question about why they are configured as they are configured.
Alfred MarcusGUEST
20:07
So another example would be Dell itself now, which bought EMC.
Alfred MarcusGUEST
20:12
And so why – Dell – is providing PCs and servers.
Alfred MarcusGUEST
20:19
That's the old Dell.
Corey JohnsonHOST
4:06
And storage also accelerating, 13% year-over-year revenue growth in their storage business.
Corey JohnsonHOST
4:13
Think of that, that's the old EMC from back in the day, $4.9 billion in the quarter up.
Corey JohnsonHOST
4:20
you know, just really powerfully on a year-over-year basis here.
Corey JohnsonHOST
4:24
So across the board, surging growth.
Tal KollenderGUEST
3:55
And then I just, after five and a half years, I just continued to some low-tech, high-tech companies.
Tal KollenderGUEST
4:01
The last company I've been with was EMC, and then it was acquired by Dell.
Tal KollenderGUEST
4:06
And I would say within the last few months at Dell, I just thought about, you know, how come there are too many solutions that are telling you what is wrong and are not fixing the problem.
Tal KollenderGUEST
4:18
Now, maybe I saw it prior to what's going on today with Mitos and everything, but that's what I believed in.
Dennis HoffmanGUEST
8:21
And As a result, I've never held a steady job for any length of time.
Dennis HoffmanGUEST
8:25
I mean, I've worked for Dell slash EMC for 22 years.
Dennis HoffmanGUEST
8:30
But in terms of roles, I was constantly moving.
Dennis HoffmanGUEST
8:37
And it's just because of that feeling that, you know, time can change.
Anthony BayHOST
10:10
Yeah, that was that was a while.
Anthony BayHOST
10:12
And this is all still in Boston at the time, correct?
Dennis HoffmanGUEST
10:16
Yeah, pretty much everything's in the Northeast until Michael Dell bought EMC.
Dennis HoffmanGUEST
10:21
It was all kind of in that area.
Robert DuttHOST
0:30
Kevin's career spans just about every seat in the channel.
Robert DuttHOST
0:33
Direct sales at IBM and Xerox, the better part of a decade on and off at Arrow Electronics, leadership roles at VCE and Dell EMC, and then about five years running advanced solutions at TechData and then TD Cynics before coming to Red Hat in 2022.
Robert DuttHOST
0:51
That's a resume that takes you from carrying a bag, through distribution leadership, to vendor-side ecosystem strategy.
Robert DuttHOST
0:58
And that full-channel perspective shapes how he thinks about the partner business in ways that are pretty evident in this chat.
Kate WangHOST
16:06
How did you realize this was the kind of work where you can make the most impact?
Gauri WankhadeGUEST
16:10
I think it just came naturally from being, I think I was a software intern at Dell EMC.
Gauri WankhadeGUEST
16:18
I had an amazing team lead back then who helped me.
Gauri WankhadeGUEST
16:25
And then CGI, again, a woman leader who kind of actually got me more client-facing.

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