'Time of transition' – cough, Broadcom – offered as reason cloud, security, and networking bosses bailed
The three departed staff are Tom Gillis, Mark Lohmeyer and Ajay Patel.
Naturally this is a time of transition for VMware as we execute our multi-cloud technology strategy and navigate a pending acquisition. One way we've prepared for this transition is by building a deep bench of top talent aligned with our multi-cloud and SaaS transformation objectives.Umesh Mahajan will step up to lead the networking and advanced security business group.
And as VMware has acknowledged, its looming acquisition by Broadcom and pivot to multi-cloud management both represent logical jumping-off points.One is that VMware's rank and file workers will surely wonder why three senior leaders have decided to leave, and perhaps conclude their departures are a signal they would be wise to do similar.
The modern applications and management business group focuses on cloud native application development, multi-cloud management through VMware Tanzu and the recently rebranded Aria portfolio . VMware is scrapping hard to have its container-centric Tanzu portfolio accepted by its customers, because it knows that the virtual machine's days as the dominant way to package abstractions are over and it must therefore be relevant to the world of cloud-native applications and containers.
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