IT teams are stuck between today’s demands and tomorrow’s unknowns. Rigid infrastructure slows innovation, while piecemeal solutions add complexity. What if you could break free?

Join Varun Chhabra¹ (Dell Technologies) and Lee Caswell² (Nutanix) for a 30-minute webinar to rethink infrastructure agility. Discover how Dell PowerFlex—the first external storage fully integrated with Nutanix Cloud Platform—gives you the control to adapt faster, scale smarter, and outmaneuver disruption.

You’ll walk away knowing how to:

✔ Eliminate hypervisor lock-in—run workloads your way, without performance trade-offs.
✔ Slash operational headaches—simplify management across hybrid clouds, edge, and core datacenters.
✔ Boost performance and security—get enterprise-grade resilience with scale.
✔ Future-proof your stack—leverage Nutanix + Dell’s joint innovation to stay ahead.

Stop patching gaps and start building momentum. Reserve your spot now.

Speakers:

Varun Chhabra

Lee Caswell

¹ Varun Chhabra, SVP of Product Marketing (Infrastructure Solutions Group & Telecom), Dell Technologies. He has been with Dell since 2015.

Prior to joining Dell, Varun worked at Microsoft, where he held a variety of product marketing roles supporting the Intelligent Cloud (Microsoft Azure and Windows Server) business, as well as at Oracle, where he was a software developer. Varun has an MBA from the University of Michigan, and a BS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley.

² Lee Caswell, SVP, Products, Solutions and Technical Marketing, Nutanix

Lee is well-known for accelerating the adoption of new technologies by enterprise customers. He comes to Nutanix from VMware where he was VP Product Marketing of the Cloud Infrastructure Business Group responsible for VMware’s vSphere™, vSAN ™, and VCF ™ products. Lee has extensive leadership experience in the storage, flash and virtualization markets including past executive roles at NetApp, Fusion-IO, and Adaptec. Lee started his career at GE Corporate Consulting and holds a bachelor’s degree from Carleton College and a Master of Business Administration degree from Dartmouth College. In his spare time, Lee enjoys cycling, playing guitar, and hiking the local hills.