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Dell's New CEO Robottom to Strengthen Support from AI Adoption to 'Outcome Creation'

Dell's New CEO Robottom to Strengthen Support from AI Adoption to 'Outcome Creation'
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Jon Robbottom was appointed as the new President and Representative Director of Dell Technologies Japan, aiming to accelerate business outcomes and sustainable growth.

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  • •Jon Robbottom was announced as the new President and Representative Director for Japan on August 17, 2026.
  • •He intends to leverage his global technology expertise and deep understanding of the Japanese market.
  • •His goals include accelerating customer business outcomes, strengthening partner collaborations, and promoting sustainable growth in Japan.
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