Data Storage Corporation Announces the Promotion of Enterprise Infrastructure Expert Larry Pannullo as Director of Infrastructure
Data Storage Corporation (OTC: DTST) has announced the promotion of Larry Pannullo to Director of Infrastructure. With over 25 years in enterprise infrastructure management, Pannullo will oversee data centers and resource management. His focus will be on enhancing the company's cloud-based data management and subscription services to increase profit margins. Chief Technology Officer Chuck Paolillo praised Pannullo's contributions over the years, and the company anticipates growth through newer services in high demand.
- Promotion of Larry Pannullo to Director of Infrastructure, expected to enhance operational efficiency.
- Focus on higher margin cloud-based data management and support subscription services aimed at driving margin expansion.
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Appointment supports Company focus on higher margin cloud-based data management and support subscription services
MELVILLE, N.Y., Sept. 15, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Data Storage Corporation (OTC: DTST) (“DSC” and the “Company”), a provider of diverse business continuity, disaster recovery protection, IBM Power infrastructure-as-a-service and cyber-security based solutions, today announced the promotion of Larry Pannullo to Director of Infrastructure, where he will be responsible for overseeing the Company’s data centers and hardware resources.
Mr. Pannullo brings more than 25 years of experience managing enterprise infrastructure. His new responsibilities will include evaluating current and future enterprise infrastructure needs, managing infrastructure resource objectives, as well as creating budgets and policies to help support the Company’s best-in-class enterprise infrastructure. Previously, he served as Senior System Engineer at Data Storage Corporation, where he was instrumental overseeing the deployment and delivery of the Company’s storage and IBM Power cloud services, as well as helping clients through a smooth migration to the cloud platform.
Chuck Paolillo, Chief Technology Officer of Data Storage Corporation, commented, “Larry has been a very important part of the DSC Service Delivery team since the early days where he excelled and soon became the top SAN Storage and IBM system engineer, overseeing design requirements, client onboarding, as well managing the IBM Systems admin team. We look forward to benefitting from his expertise and experience in this new role, as we enter the next phase of our growth and maintain our track record of achieving the highest levels of customer retention and service satisfaction.”
Mr. Pannullo added, “I look forward to introducing and focusing on our new higher margin data management and support subscription services across our client base. These services are in high demanded and we believe should help drive margin expansion.”
About Data Storage Corporation
The Company delivers and supports a broad range of premium technology solutions focusing on IaaS, data storage protection and IT management. Clients look to Data Storage to ensure disaster recovery, business continuity, enhance security, and to meet increasing industry, state and federal regulations. The Company markets to businesses, government, education and the healthcare industry by leveraging leading technologies. Through its business units, the Company provides IaaS, SaaS, DRaaS, VoIP, cyber security, data analytics, IBM Power systems and storage hardware with managed IT services. For more information, please visit http://www.DataStorageCorp.com.
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