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Graphiant Joins the Vendor Forum

Pete Goldin
APMdigest

Matt Krieg, VP of Sales and Marketing at Graphiant, has joined the APMdigest Vendor Forum.

Krieg is responsible for Marketing, Sales, Channels, and Business Development worldwide for Graphiant. He brings a 20+ year track record of success that includes sales and technical leadership positions at Elisity, Open Systems, and Viptela. He has strong experience growing companies in all phases of the technology lifecycle and is a powerful communicator about the benefits of adopting disruptive technologies for business transformation.

Graphiant is a Silicon Valley-based provider of next-generation edge services. Led by Khalid Raza, the co-founder of SDWAN pioneer Viptela, Graphiant has developed the Graphiant Network Edge, an “as-a-Service” solution that provides connectivity between the enterprise WAN, hybrid cloud, network edge, customers and partners. Graphiant’s Network Edge combines MPLS-like performance (guaranteed delivery and privacy) and Internet-class agility to enable network architects to build enterprise-grade networks at the speed of business.

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Graphiant Joins the Vendor Forum

Pete Goldin
APMdigest

Matt Krieg, VP of Sales and Marketing at Graphiant, has joined the APMdigest Vendor Forum.

Krieg is responsible for Marketing, Sales, Channels, and Business Development worldwide for Graphiant. He brings a 20+ year track record of success that includes sales and technical leadership positions at Elisity, Open Systems, and Viptela. He has strong experience growing companies in all phases of the technology lifecycle and is a powerful communicator about the benefits of adopting disruptive technologies for business transformation.

Graphiant is a Silicon Valley-based provider of next-generation edge services. Led by Khalid Raza, the co-founder of SDWAN pioneer Viptela, Graphiant has developed the Graphiant Network Edge, an “as-a-Service” solution that provides connectivity between the enterprise WAN, hybrid cloud, network edge, customers and partners. Graphiant’s Network Edge combines MPLS-like performance (guaranteed delivery and privacy) and Internet-class agility to enable network architects to build enterprise-grade networks at the speed of business.

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