Piggybacking off the heels of being named “Visionary” in the 2022 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Backup and Recovery Software Solutions, we thought it would be a good moment in time to ask our colleagues from across the company what it meant to be a visionary. Here are a few of the responses.
Being Visionary Means:
“What makes HYCU a visionary is not about solving the problems and pain points companies are facing in their environments today, but the ones in the future. Understanding that there is already a massive sprawl of data silos in the world that companies of all sizes face. And to know that ransomware threats are only going to increase and to be able to drive a service and a platform that can solve that not only now, but also in the future is what makes HYCU a visionary.”
- Andy Fernandez, Director, Product Marketing in Product
“What makes HYCU a visionary is how we do things. We have this “wow” effect by making complex things simple in the data protection world.
- Mila Savičević, Territory Sales Manager in Sales
“What makes HYCU a visionary is that we are approaching a problem in a very different way.”
- Kim King, Senior Director, Product Marketing in Product
“What makes HYCU a visionary is that we can design amazing products for the future.”
- Marko Ljubanović, Director of Sales Engineering in Sales – Customer Experience
“What makes HYCU a visionary is a simple decision to protect the most valuable resource in the world today and in the future, which is your data.”
- Žarko Kostić, Director of Finance HYCU in General and Administration
“What makes HYCU a visionary is that we can see into the future and understand the needs of the industry and become a leader in the segment.”
- Damir Dedić, Senior Lead Engineer in Engineering
“What makes HYCU a visionary is an ability to solve complex problems in a simple and elegant way.”
- Gaber Marušič, Director of Engineering in Engineering
“What makes HYCU a visionary is that we are building something today that you won’t know you’ll need in the future.”
- Ivan Milijić, Senior Lead Engineer in Engineering
“What makes HYCU a visionary is hearing in our customers' voices how excited they are with what we are bringing today and what we will deliver in the future.”
- Nikola Antić, Manager of Global BDR in Sales
“What makes a visionary is keeping people with deep knowledge in data protection and putting them in key positions throughout the company.”
- Miran Fučka, VP of Engineering in Engineering
“What makes HYCU a visionary is the long history of backup and recovery solutions. We all know that the past is the best predictor of the future.”
- Primož Milič, Director of Quality Assurance in Engineering
“HYCU is a visionary because we are meeting our customers’ needs for the future.”
- Iztok Jug, Director of Engineering in Engineering
“What makes HYCU a visionary is that we can see into the future.”
- Antal Nemeš, Principal Architect in Engineering
“What makes HYCU a visionary is that fortune 500 companies trust HYCU with their data.”
- Shreesha Pai Manoor, VP of Customer Success in Sales – Customer Experience
“What makes HYCU a visionary is that we are making the world a safer place.”
- Say Singhavong, Channel Director, U.S. Federal in Sales
“What makes HYCU a visionary is our product and the way we deliver it to our customers.”
- Christopher Absalon, System Engineer in Sales – Customer Experience
“What makes HYCU a visionary is that we are solving some of the same issues as our competitors but doing it in a way that is fundamentally different than anything else available in the market.”
- Jim Freeley, Director of Global Campaigns in Marketing
While every accolade and milestone our team achieves this year is important, believing in what you do, and having not just the vision but the expertise to take advantage of that vision make the journey we all are on with our partners and customers so meaningful.
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