Ajay Wani's move, from Netbackup to Perpetuuiti

PUNE, INDIA: Perpetuuiti, a company focused on developing Enterprise Software Products within the sphere of Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery Management has announced the appointment of strategic thinker and seasoned product engineering leader Ajay Wani as Senior Vice President, Engineering to build and manage highly energetic and collaborative teams to produce exceptional results in demanding environments, as per its press release.

Ajay brings more than 21 years of hands-on experience in Product Development, Project Management and quality delivery of it to Perpetuuiti. Previously, he has served as a Senior Director - Engineering, Netbackup Product, Information Management Group at Symantec Software, where he was managing the NetBackup engineering team in India and directly accountable for and held complete global responsibility of entire NetBackup UI, Backup Search functionality and Bare Metal Restore capabilities.

Wani has a Masters in Computer Science and was previously associated with companies like OMC Computers and Tektronics India. While at Symantec, he has delivered multiple key note speeches globally addressing hundreds of customers and partners as part of various NetBackup product releases. He has multiple patents to his credit, specifically ‘Single scan for a base machine and all associated virtual machines' (US Patent 7,802,302 awarded in 2010), ‘SAN simulator' (US Patent 7,774,444 awarded in 2010) and ‘Backup of virtual machines from the base machine' (US Patent 7,370,164 awarded in 2008).

"Ajay Wani is an enthusiastic person with a can-do attitude and high energy with deep experience in the field of technology," said Rohil Sharma, CEO at Perpetuuiti. "His proven track record of being a great leader and expertise in developing products on heterogeneous platforms makes him a valuable asset to our growing team. He also has several other patents to his credit and we look forward to working with him to expand Perpetuuiti's global partner base."