Novell's tech boss jumps ship
PrintJust before the user conference...can't blame him really...
Posted in Data Networking, 21st March 2005 16:26 GMT
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Novell's chief technology officer is jumping ship to another IT firm just before the company's annual customer bean feast Brainshare.
Alan Nugent, Novell's CTO, is leaving to take over the management of another technology firm he declines to name. Nugent started at Novell in 2002.
He told Infoworld the job offer was a great opportunity to run a business unit which is bigger than Novell. His departure follows that of vice chairman Chris Stone in November last year.
More details here.®
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