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Monica Kumar

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Ray Wang

Kitty Fok

Ben Ravani

Steven Kaplan

Robert Scoble

Inder Sidhu

Jeanne Meister

Steve Kaplan

Dheeraj Pandey

Tony Palmer

David Danks

Steve Poitras

Paco Nathan

Oliver Wyman

Toby Cosgrove

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This episode features an interview with Monica Kumar, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Cloud-Go-To Market at Nutanix. Nutanix is a data platform that is redefining workloads in cloud environments. Prior to Nutanix, Monica spent two decades at Oracle where she launched several market solutions. Monica is passionate about positioning and supporting women in leadership roles. She is a founding limited partner of Neythri Futures Fund, a venture fund dedicated to bringing South Asian women into the investment community. Monica also serves on the board of Directors at Watermark, an organization dedicated to women in leadership. In this episode, Monica and Sam discuss the evolving world of marketing analytics, tech’s biggest innovation to date, and how the data industry can change for the better.-------------------“I believe that cloud has now become more of an operating model. It started out in the public cloud, but now organizations have adopted the same philosophy of self-service, metering, chargeback, quick deployment, on-demand deployment, on-premises as well. So, my assertion is that cloud has become more of an operating model than a location. And what we’re going to see going forward more and more is this notion of multi-cloud and hybrid multi-cloud data platforms that would be able to access data from multiple locations and be able to provide on top of that, the analysis that the user is looking for.” – Monica Kumar-------------------Episode Timestamps:(02:23): What open source data means to Monica(12:37): The evolving world of marketing insight analytics(16:42): How remote work is changing the industry for the better(20:25): How Monica supports diverse entrepreneurs (24:11): The transformation of a database to a data platform(26:37): Why the cloud is tech’s biggest innovation(29:23): What’s next for data storage in 5 years?(29:41): Monica’s analogy for data storage(33:34): Monica’s advice for newcomers -------------------Links:LinkedIn - Connect with MonicaLinkedIn - Connect with NutanixTwitter - Follow MonicaTwitter - Follow NutanixVisit NutanixThe Neythri Futures Fund

This episode features an interview with Monica Kumar, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Cloud-Go-To Market at Nutanix. Nutanix is a data platform that is redefining workloads in cloud environments. Prior to Nutanix, Monica spent two decades at Oracle where she launched several market solutions. Monica is passionate about positioning and supporting women in leadership roles. She is a founding limited partner of Neythri Futures Fund, a venture fund dedicated to bringing South Asian women into the investment community. Monica also serves on the board of Directors at Watermark, an organization dedicated to women in leadership. In this episode, Monica and Sam discuss the evolving world of marketing analytics, tech’s biggest innovation to date, and how the data industry can change for the better.-------------------“I believe that cloud has now become more of an operating model. It started out in the public cloud, but now organizations have adopted the same philosophy of self-service, metering, chargeback, quick deployment, on-demand deployment, on-premises as well. So, my assertion is that cloud has become more of an operating model than a location. And what we’re going to see going forward more and more is this notion of multi-cloud and hybrid multi-cloud data platforms that would be able to access data from multiple locations and be able to provide on top of that, the analysis that the user is looking for.” – Monica Kumar-------------------Episode Timestamps:(02:23): What open source data means to Monica(12:37): The evolving world of marketing insight analytics(16:42): How remote work is changing the industry for the better(20:25): How Monica supports diverse entrepreneurs (24:11): The transformation of a database to a data platform(26:37): Why the cloud is tech’s biggest innovation(29:23): What’s next for data storage in 5 years?(29:41): Monica’s analogy for data storage(33:34): Monica’s advice for newcomers -------------------Links:<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/monicakumar2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn - Connect with Monica</a><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/nutanix/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn - Connect with Nutanix</a><a href="https://twitter.com/mbkumar?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter - Follow Monica</a><a href="https://twitter.com/Nutanix" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter - Follow Nutanix</a><a href="https://www.nutanix.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Visit Nutanix</a><a href="https://www.neythrifuturesfund.com/investments" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Neythri Futures Fund</a>

Cloud Innovation, Analytics, and Data Transformation with Monica Kumar

Diversity in employment has been an ongoing issue in the tech industry. According to Bureau of Labor statistics, women make up 26 percent of the computer industry workforce, down from 35 percent in 1990. Nutanix executive, Monica Kumar (SVP Marketing), began her course toward a career in high tech when she took math classes in high school back in her hometown of Jaipur, India.  Today, she’s a leader in Silicon Valley dedicated to developing technologies that help people but also committed to empowering the companies that make technologies to hire a diverse workforce. In her recent article, Closing the Idea Gap: Why Leadership Diversity is Imperative, she writes, “Companies with high gender diversity in their leadership team are more likely to outperform on profitability and report higher revenue from innovation. Concurrently, leadership teams with narrower perspectives may struggle to adequately respond to change or uncertainty. Pair that notion with today’s constantly shifting market landscape and you have a situation where lack of diversity may put a company’s long term survival at risk.” Follow the enterprise cloud tech revolution at The Forecast by Nutanix.

Diversity in employment has been an ongoing issue in the tech industry. According to <a href="https://www.bls.gov" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bureau of Labor statistics</a>, women make up 26 percent of the computer industry workforce, down from 35 percent in 1990. Nutanix executive, Monica Kumar (SVP Marketing), began her course toward a career in high tech when she took math classes in high school back in her hometown of Jaipur, India. Today, she’s a leader in Silicon Valley dedicated to developing technologies that help people but also committed to empowering the companies that make technologies to hire a diverse workforce. In her recent article, Closing the Idea Gap: Why Leadership Diversity is Imperative, she writes, “Companies with high gender diversity in their leadership team are more likely to outperform on profitability and report higher revenue from innovation. Concurrently, leadership teams with narrower perspectives may struggle to adequately respond to change or uncertainty. Pair that notion with today’s constantly shifting market landscape and you have a situation where lack of diversity may put a company’s long term survival at risk.” Follow the enterprise cloud tech revolution at <a href="https://nutanix.com/theforecastbynutanix" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Forecast by Nutanix</a>.

Monica Kumar: Walking the Talk of Diversity in the Computer Industry