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Atlas Systems appoints Sam Murali as CPO
Murali’s primary focus will be on fortifying the company’s collaboration with Microsoft
Sam Murali / Atlas Systems
In a strategic move to bolster its leadership team, New Jersey-based IT company, Atlas Systems has named Indian American Sam Murali as chief partnership officer.
As per a release by the company, Murali will be responsible to steer Atlas’s sales efforts, particularly in nurturing A-list partnerships. His primary focus will be on fortifying the company’s collaboration with Microsoft, where Atlas is actively engaged in harnessing the versatile capabilities of the Azure AI platform.
Murali’s role will involve close collaboration with Microsoft and client teams, ensuring the delivery of tailored services and resources for optimal outcomes in every scenario.
Additionally, Atlas also maintains a robust relationship with Amazon Web Services (AWS), with Animesh Mozumdar, chief business officer, spearheading efforts in that domain.
Before joining Altas, Murali gained valuable experience in sales and client-facing leadership roles at Ramco Systems, a global IT solutions provider specializing in ERP, HR, and global payroll.
In his most recent position as regional head for enterprise business solutions, he infused an energetic startup mindset into ERP and HR business units, showcasing his versatility and adaptability in dynamic industry landscapes.
Murali’s professional journey includes key roles at HCL Technologies and Tech Mahindra, contributing to his wealth of knowledge in the tech domain. Based in New Jersey, he holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) from the College of Engineering, Guindy, and an MBA from Bharathidasan Institute of Management.
Venu Chalamala, founder and CEO of Atlas Systems, expressed confidence in Murali’s capabilities, highlighting his fresh thinking, constant enthusiasm, and proactive approach.
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