Infoblox Inc. (NYSE:BLOX) today announced Scott Fulton has joined Infoblox as executive vice president of products, effective immediately. Fulton is responsible for product strategy, product management, technical marketing and business development at Infoblox.
Fulton joins Infoblox from BMC, where he was most recently vice president and general manager of the cloud management business. Fulton played a key role in organically and acquisitively building several new businesses at BMC that capitalized on secular trends around cloud computing, IT automation, mobility and DevOps. Prior to BMC, Fulton spent more than a decade in Hewlett–Packard’s software business, innovating many new IT management offerings and rising through a series of executive positions in the US, Europe and India. He has held a broad range of functional leadership roles in business planning, engineering, product management and marketing.
“Scott’s depth of experience in foundational technologies such as cloud, virtualization and big data will help Infoblox accelerate our product strategy and seize the many market opportunities ahead of us,” said Robert Thomas, CEO and president of Infoblox. “Scott is also a proven cross-functional leader who has managed large portfolios and inspired engineering and product teams to achieve great things.”
“I was drawn to Infoblox by the power and promise of the company’s Infoblox Grid® technology, its leadership in the category of DNS, DHCP and IP address management (DDI) and its seasoned management team,” said Fulton. “I look forward to contributing to the future of Infoblox and supporting the company’s mission of delivering solutions that make enterprise networks easier to control, more reliable and more secure.”
About Infoblox
Infoblox (NYSE:BLOX) delivers Automated Network Control solutions, the fundamental technology that connects end users, devices and networks. These solutions enable approximately 7,100 enterprises and service providers to transform, secure and scale complex networks. Infoblox helps take the burden of complex network control out of human hands, reduce costs, and increase security, accuracy and uptime. Infoblox (www.infoblox.com) is headquartered in Santa Clara, California, and has operations in 25 countries.