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Apptio Joins the Vendor Forum

Pete Goldin
Editor and Publisher
APMdigest

Eugene Khvostov, Chief Product Officer at Apptio, has joined the APMdigest Vendor Forum.

Khvostov has global responsibility for the full suite of Apptio’s products. He leads Apptio’s Product Management, User Experience/Design, Pricing and Strategy, and Product Marketing teams. With more than a decade of experience leading end-to-end technical product development in a variety of different industries Khvostov takes a strategic, customer-first view on product vision, roadmap decisions, and new product investment areas. He is also a Board Member for the FinOps Foundation, a community-based industry group focused on the evolving cloud financial management discipline and best practices. Prior to joining Apptio, Khvostov held positions at Mastercard and Amazon Web Services (AWS). He studied at Manhattanville College and holds an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business.

Apptio, an IBM company, is a technology spend and value management software provider. Apptio's AI-powered data insights empower leaders to make smarter financial and operational decisions across Information Technology (IT), multi-cloud FinOps, and digital product development. Apptio's mission is to deliver business value with every technology investment and team. Powered by Apptio's cloud platform, Apptio's SaaS applications help translate technology spend into clear business outcomes and financial ROI. As a pioneer and category leader in Technology Business Management (TBM), FinOps, and Agile Portfolio Management, Apptio works with thousands of customers, partners, and community members worldwide.

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Apptio Joins the Vendor Forum

Pete Goldin
Editor and Publisher
APMdigest

Eugene Khvostov, Chief Product Officer at Apptio, has joined the APMdigest Vendor Forum.

Khvostov has global responsibility for the full suite of Apptio’s products. He leads Apptio’s Product Management, User Experience/Design, Pricing and Strategy, and Product Marketing teams. With more than a decade of experience leading end-to-end technical product development in a variety of different industries Khvostov takes a strategic, customer-first view on product vision, roadmap decisions, and new product investment areas. He is also a Board Member for the FinOps Foundation, a community-based industry group focused on the evolving cloud financial management discipline and best practices. Prior to joining Apptio, Khvostov held positions at Mastercard and Amazon Web Services (AWS). He studied at Manhattanville College and holds an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business.

Apptio, an IBM company, is a technology spend and value management software provider. Apptio's AI-powered data insights empower leaders to make smarter financial and operational decisions across Information Technology (IT), multi-cloud FinOps, and digital product development. Apptio's mission is to deliver business value with every technology investment and team. Powered by Apptio's cloud platform, Apptio's SaaS applications help translate technology spend into clear business outcomes and financial ROI. As a pioneer and category leader in Technology Business Management (TBM), FinOps, and Agile Portfolio Management, Apptio works with thousands of customers, partners, and community members worldwide.

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