Zorawar Singh Leaves HP
Zorawar Singh, Hewlett-Packard Company's (HP) Senior Vice President and General Manager for Cloud Services, is reported to be leaving the company after only 2 years service. Although Mr. Singh's biography still appears on the HP website, a statement suggested its Vice President for Technology and Customer Relations, Mr. Roger Levy, would fill Mr. Singh's position of an temporary basis.
HP's statement read as follows:
“HP remains committed to our Converged Cloud portfolio. In particular, HP Cloud Services is critical to HP’s efforts to deliver superior public cloud infrastructure, services and solutions to our customers. Roger Levy, vice president, Technology and Customer Operations of HP Cloud Services, will serve as the interim leader for HP Cloud Services. The company thanks Zorawar ‘Biri’ Singh for his passion and commitment to drive our public cloud vision and wish him well.”
Hired by then CEO Léo Apotheker, Mr. Singh joined HP in 2011 and his responsibilities involved overseeing all aspects of the company's cloud computing activity. He formerly worked at Encentuate, Inc. when it was acquired by IBM. His departure is curiously timed, coming on the heels of the company's recent Converged Cloud Business Unit launch.
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