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Paul Scott-Murphy is chief technology officer at Cirata, the company that enables data leaders to continuously move petabyte-scale data to the cloud of their choice, fast and with no business disruption. He is responsible for the company’s product and technology strategy, including industry engagement, technical innovation, new market and product initiation and creation. This includes direct interaction with the majority of Cirata’s significant customers, partners and prospects. Previously vice president of product management for Cirata, and regional chief technology officer for TIBCO Software in Asia Pacific and Japan, Scott-Murphy has a Bachelor of Science with first class honors and a Bachelor of Engineering with first class honors from the University of Western Australia.

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5 Steps to Refocus Your Digital Transformation Strategy for Strategic Advancement

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By addressing these areas, organizations can not only enhance their operational efficiencies and customer relationships, but also secure a competitive edge in the digital age.

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