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Harel Kodesh, President of EMC’s Cloud Infrastructure Business, and CEO of Decho, the EMC subsidiary focused on personal information management in the “cloud”
Harel Kodesh is President of EMC's Cloud Infrastructure Business. With 2008 revenues of $14.9 billion and approximately 40,000 employees, EMC is the world's leading developer and provider of information infrastructure technology and solutions that enable organizations of all sizes to transform the way they compete and create value from their information.
Kodesh is responsible for the growth and development of EMC's global cloud infrastructure products and solutions and for the expansion of the business's partner ecosystem. Kodesh is also the CEO of Decho, an EMC subsidiary focused on personal information management in the "cloud." Decho (short for "digital echo") helps individuals protect, manage, and enrich their ever-growing quantity of personal digital information. A member of EMC's executive management team, Kodesh reports to Joe Tucci, EMC Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer.
Kodesh previously served as Chief Product Officer at Amdocs, Inc., a leading provider of software and services to the communications industry, where he was responsible for the research and development of the company's global product strategy, development programs, architectures, and applications. Prior to Amdocs, Kodesh held a variety of executive positions at Microsoft, including Vice President of the Information Appliance Division. At Microsoft, he founded the Windows CE operating system and led the development and marketing of this operating system and a wide range of products based on this technology.
Kodesh also served as President and CEO of Wingcast, Inc, a company formed by Qualcomm and Ford Motor Company to provide services for sending, receiving, and storing information via telecommunication devices to the automotive industry. Kodesh earned a master's degree in electrical engineering and bachelor's degree in computer engineering from the Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel.
Harel Kodesh, President of EMC’s Cloud Infrastructure Business, and CEO of Decho, the EMC subsidiary focused on personal information management in the “cloud”
Harel Kodesh is President of EMC's Cloud Infrastructure Business. With 2008 revenues of $14.9 billion and approximately 40,000 employees, EMC is the world's leading developer and provider of information infrastructure technology and solutions that enable organizations of all sizes to transform the way they compete and create value from their information.
Kodesh is responsible for the growth and development of EMC's global cloud infrastructure products and solutions and for the expansion of the business's partner ecosystem. Kodesh is also the CEO of Decho, an EMC subsidiary focused on personal information management in the "cloud." Decho (short for "digital echo") helps individuals protect, manage, and enrich their ever-growing quantity of personal digital information. A member of EMC's executive management team, Kodesh reports to Joe Tucci, EMC Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer.
Kodesh previously served as Chief Product Officer at Amdocs, Inc., a leading provider of software and services to the communications industry, where he was responsible for the research and development of the company's global product strategy, development programs, architectures, and applications. Prior to Amdocs, Kodesh held a variety of executive positions at Microsoft, including Vice President of the Information Appliance Division. At Microsoft, he founded the Windows CE operating system and led the development and marketing of this operating system and a wide range of products based on this technology.
Kodesh also served as President and CEO of Wingcast, Inc, a company formed by Qualcomm and Ford Motor Company to provide services for sending, receiving, and storing information via telecommunication devices to the automotive industry. Kodesh earned a master's degree in electrical engineering and bachelor's degree in computer engineering from the Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel.