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11 May 2007
Distributor DNS Arrow has appointed a new Hewlett-Packard (HP) storage head to spearhead its growth plans for the UK market.
Alan Rogers joins the distributor from vendor Fujitsu where he worked in a business development role. His new title at DNS Arrow is business development manager.
Speaking to CRN, he said: “DNS Arrow has been offering HP storage solutions for two decades and my role is to build on this success and help to increase both HP and DNS Arrow’s ‘share of the wallet’ in the $1bn UK storage market place.”
Rogers, who held a similar role at rival Bell Microproducts, said one of his prime areas of focus will be the development of the SME and mid-market spaces for DNS Arrow.
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