Dell India Names Murli Mohan General Manager Of Dell Software
In this role, Murli is responsible for leading the Software portfolio and driving growth for Dell's India market.
Dell has announced Murli Mohan as the General Manager for its Software business in India. Dell Software helps customers unlock greater potential through the power of technology—delivering scalable, affordable and simple-to-use solutions that simplify IT and mitigate risk. The Dell Software portfolio addresses five key areas of customer needs: datacentre and cloud management, information management, mobile workforce management, security and data protection. This software, when combined with Dell hardware and services, drives unmatched efficiency and productivity to accelerate business results.
In this role, Murli is responsible for leading the Software portfolio and driving growth for Dell’s India market. He brings in the right skill sets in the critical areas of Sales, Operations and Marketing that are very relevant to Dell’s Emerging Software business in India.
“Murli’s deep understanding of the India market coupled with his track record in building high performance sales and business operations teams in complex business environments will clearly create the right platform for growth in our India business,” said Alok Ohrie, President and Managing Director, Dell India.
Murli comes to Dell with over 18 years of strong, cross functional experience in the Indian software industry. Previously, Murli led high impact software business environments like IBM and Wipro. He has been an integral part of the IBM India Leadership Team as they transformed their software business in India. In his most recent assignment, he served as the CEO of Maestros Mediline Systems Limited, a growing publicly listed medical diagnostics and telemedicine company in India serving the Indian and export markets.

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