NetApp has appointed Moti Uttam as its new Country Manager for Malaysia. In this role, he will work on building a strong leadership team as the company supports Malaysia’s digital growth and AI plans.
Malaysia aims to become an AI-driven nation by 2030, and NetApp wants to help in this journey. Many local businesses are investing in data and technology to improve innovation and productivity.
NetApp believes Uttam’s appointment will help grow its business in Malaysia and build stronger relationships with customers and partners. The company also plans to expand into key industries and grow its data management and AI solutions.
Uttam said that data will play a very important role as Malaysia moves towards becoming an AI-powered economy.
“The nation’s bold ambitions are propelling us towards an AI-driven economy, and data is at the heart of that transformation,” he said.
“With the right data foundations, organizations can unlock innovation while ensuring that deployment is done responsibly and securely,” he added.
Angeline Lim, Senior Director for ASEAN at NetApp, said that Uttam’s appointment shows the company’s strong commitment to supporting Malaysia’s fast-growing digital economy and AI ecosystem. She believes his experience and knowledge of the local market will help NetApp better support businesses as they invest in smarter data systems.
“Moti’s appointment comes at a time when Malaysia is rapidly advancing its digital economy and scaling national AI capabilities. His deep industry expertise and customer-centric focus will strengthen our role in supporting the country’s digital transformation agenda,” she said.
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