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Report: VMWare’s Bask Iyer Takes Additional Role as Dell Inc. Interim CIO

 

Bask Iyer
Bask Iyer

Bask Iyer, chief information officer and internet of things manager at VMware (NYSE: VMW), has assumed the additional role of interim CIO of Dell Inc., the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.

Steven Norton writes a spokesman for Dell told the Journal that Iyer took the acting CIO post after Dell Inc. CIO ML Krakauer filed a temporary leave of absence due to personal reasons.

Dell Inc. and VMware are among the eight businesses that operate under enterprise information technology company Dell Technologies (NYSE: DVMT) that was formed after Dell and EMC completed their $67 billion cash-and-stock merger in September.

Iyer joined VMware in March 2015 after he served as CIO at Juniper Networks (NYSE: JNPR).

He also held CIO roles at Honeywell (NYSE: HON) and GlaxoSmithKline Beecham.

 

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