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Sunnyvale, CA-based Juniper Networks Appointed Bob Worrall as Chief Information Officer
About the Company
At Juniper Networks, we believe the network is the single greatest vehicle for knowledge, understanding, and human advancement that the world has ever known. Now more than ever, the world relies on high-performance networks. And now more than ever, the world needs network innovation to unleash our full potential. The network plays a central role in addressing the critical challenges we face as a global community. Consider the healthcare industry, where the network is the foundation for new models of mobile affordable care for underserved communities. Or the energy sector, where the network is helping to accelerate distribution of clean, renewable sources of energy. In education, the network continues to expand access to quality teaching resources, so that people of every socioeconomic background have a chance to educate themselves and participate in the global economy. At its core, the network has become a platform—one that transforms how we interact with our government institutions, conduct business on a daily basis, and connect with our family and friends. Every day, Juniper Networks is helping our customers build the best networks on the planet. Every innovation we envision, every technology we create is informed by our desire to help solve our customers` toughest challenges so they can compete and thrive today and into the future.
About the Person
Bob Worrall joined Juniper in July 2015 as senior vice president and chief information officer leading the global information technology team. In this role, he leads the ongoing enhancement of Juniper’s IT infrastructure and applications architecture to support the growth objectives of the company. He and his team are also responsible for showcasing Juniper’s use of its technologies to the world. Prior to joining Juniper, Worrall was senior vice president and chief information officer at NVIDIA with responsibility for deploying innovative technologies to enhance employee productivity and improve cost efficiencies. He also spent more than two decades at Sun Microsystems, including six years as chief information officer. He also held a variety of roles in the Sun’s IT organization, including vice president of applications and vice president of IT operations. Worrall has extensive international business experience, including a two-year assignment in The Netherlands. Worrall holds an MBA and a bachelor’s degree from California State University, East Bay.
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