Lumen names Dr Lakshmanan as chief product officer
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Lumen names Dr Lakshmanan as chief product officer

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Lumen Technologies (Lumen) has appointed Dr Satish Lakshmanan as its new chief product officer.

In his new role, reporting to Lumen CEO Kate Johnson, Dr Lakshmanan will lead Lumen's corporate strategy and product portfolio, where he will drive innovation for network and advanced services to support customers in today's digital economy.

"We are thrilled to welcome Satish to Lumen. He is a visionary leader with a deep understanding of the evolving network needs and challenges of enterprise customers in the digital era,” said Johnson.

“Satish has a wealth of experience in building and scaling world-class products and services, leveraging Gen AI to accelerate digital transformations. His experience, knowledge, and leadership style are a perfect match for Lumen as we disrupt the telecom industry by delighting customers with effortless digital experiences."

Dr Lakshmanan joins Lumen from Amazon Web Services (AWS) where he was the global leader for Artificial Intelligence (AI) Services.

During his tenure, he generated and delivered new revenue streams across major industries and segments improving existing revenue channels and setting global revenue targets aligned with goals and objectives.

Prior to this, he also held various product leadership roles at NetApp, Western Digital, QLogic, and Texas Instruments and has a doctorate in chemical engineering.

"It is a privilege and pleasure to join Lumen, a company at the forefront of delivering innovative and customer-focused solutions that will disrupt the industry," said Dr. Lakshmanan.

"Lumen has a unique and differentiated network infrastructure, a strong and diverse customer base, and a talented and passionate team. I look forward to working with them to create and deliver products and services that will help our customers achieve their goals and unlock new possibilities."

In related news November saw Colt Technology Services completed the acquisition of Lumen’s EMEA business for $1.8 billion.

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