YOGESH JIANDANI, Management Consultant &, Advisor, Information Security Systems International

1. Founder of Vir2lize, building a healthcare solution utilizing IoT and Cloud.
2. Management Consultant at Information Security Systems International involved in Public Cloud (AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud) Partner consulting, audits, and advisory.
3. Advisor to TrainingWorld360.com for co-creation of L&D Maps for a large MNC on Multi- Cloud involving AWS, Google, Docker, and Kubernetes.
4. Mentor for Fintech, AI, and IoT startups in sales and business development. He has helped startups with their investor and sales pitches.
5. Speaker and Moderator at several industry forums and events with Cisco, Economic Times, Nasscom COE, FICCI, IBM, Microsoft, LTE Asia, APRICOT, SANOG, Barclays RISE, and others. Judge at the Fintech Finals 2017 for selection of India finalist representation at Hong Kong.
6. Advisor to some top financial & Telco customers on their Cloud, Datacenter, and 5G strategy.

Before, he was the CTO and Head of Presales for the Global Service Provider (GSP) segment, India and SAARC region at Cisco. Yogesh's 12-year career at Cisco was rooted in evangelization and strategic consulting for telecommunications networks. He was responsible for developing and managing the India and SAARC Service Provider segment vision and strategy. He has worked closely with the CxOs in the top telecom operators in India, ASEAN, and the US to define the next wave of solutions to add value to their offerings, reduce operational expenses and drive agility in deploying

new services. He is an industry veteran with a career of 30 years span working with Multi-Cloud, DevOps, Telecommunications and Service Provider (SP), Enterprise (Banking and Financial Services, Manufacturing, Logistics, and Oil & Gas segments), Government, Defence, and Sports building large scale networks.

He led large-scale Smart City builds & the Digital India program with the SPs.

He has been widely associated with the education sector working with them to evolve their programs for the upcoming generations aligning them to real-world developments