Rafi Tzadikario serves as the Senior Vice President of the HPE GreenLake Cloud Platform at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, where he is at the forefront of transforming enterprise IT through innovative cloud-native and data-driven solutions. With a strong focus on AI and analytics, Rafi is dedicated...
Rafi Tzadikario serves as the Senior Vice President of the HPE GreenLake Cloud Platform at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, where he is at the forefront of transforming enterprise IT through innovative cloud-native and data-driven solutions. With a strong focus on AI and analytics, Rafi is dedicated to enhancing the agility and scalability of HPE's GreenLake offerings, which empower organizations to leverage cloud-like capabilities across diverse environments—be it edge, data center, CoLo, or public cloud. His leadership is pivotal in unifying key services into a cohesive platform, ensuring that enterprises can seamlessly manage their applications and data with the highest levels of availability and resiliency.
Rafi's expertise spans a wide array of critical domains, including cloud architecture, cybersecurity, and compliance, enabling him to build robust, high-trust teams that excel in delivering secure and efficient solutions. His commitment to fostering a culture of innovation and agility within his teams is instrumental in driving the development of the GreenLake Cloud Platform, which is designed to meet the evolving needs of modern businesses. By leveraging advanced technologies such as machine learning and analytics, Rafi is not only enhancing operational efficiencies but also enabling organizations to harness the full potential of their data.
Under Rafi's guidance, HPE is positioned to lead the market in providing enterprises with the tools they need to thrive in a rapidly changing digital landscape. His strategic vision and hands-on approach to software development and network security ensure that HPE remains at the cutting edge of cloud solutions, setting new standards for performance and reliability in the industry.
