Iria

Hillsboro (OR) - Intel rings in another round of leadership changes - most significantly filling the vacant position of the chief technology officer: Justin Rattner is not just taking the job in the midst of one of the most critical technology transitions in the firm's history, but he is expected to add a more enthusiastic and emotional touch to the Intel product portfolio as well.

Intel's latest executive shuffle includes four promotions to senior vice presidents and four more to corporate officers. The lucky executives include several names that surfaced in more recent times - such as Mooly Eden (now corporate vice president), who is credited with leading Intel's mobile processor efforts, David Perlmutter (now senior vice president and also closely connected to mobile processors), Anand Chandrasekher (now senior vice president) who was leading sales and marketing efforts. The firm also chose Eric Kim, who joined Intel just over a year ago, as its first chief marketing officer.

However, most importantly, Intel filled the position of the chief technology officer, which has been vacant for almost a year, when Pat Gelsinger left the rank to head up the company's enterprise products division. Since then, Justin Rattner has taken on many of the responsibilities as director of the "corporate technology group" of a CTO, but without carrying the actual title.
___________
Read More / Source: TG Daily