Episode 391 - What's in a brand? NetApp's New Identity
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Episode 391 - What's in a brand? NetApp's New Identity

B1IntermediateMay 16, 202450 min

Brands define how people think about companies, so it's not only important to get it right, but to stay current and not be afraid to switch it up when necessary. NetApp recently pivoted their brand to position Intelligent Data Infrastructure and we invited NetApp's VP of Marketing, Emily Miller, as well as two NetApp celebrities - Phoebe Goh and Matt Watts!

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This week on the Tech On Tap podcast, we invite the NetApp marketing folks to talk about why brands are important to companies like NetApp and the newest iteration of the NetApp brand identity.

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Welcome to the Tech On Tap podcast. With Justin Parisi. I love NetApp. Oh, yeah.

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Get up! I love this company. Zippo! Zippo! I love NetApp because it's so fun.

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