Hyperscience Expands Board of Directors With the Strategic Appointment of Dali Rajic
Rajic adds significant operational and go-to-market experience amid company growth plans
Hyperscience, the Human Centered Automation company, today announced the appointment of Dali Rajic to the Board of Directors. In close partnership with the executive leadership team and full Board, Rajic will provide guidance to help differentiate Hyperscience's proprietary AI and Machine Learning technology, aimed at driving repeatable revenue and operational growth strategies.
"Dali's background, experience and history of operational excellence will provide invaluable input for us in this next leg of our company's journey," said Charlie Newark-French, Interim Chief Executive Officer of Hyperscience. "Dali has scaled world-class organizations, adding tens of billions of dollars in revenue through a focus on driving customer value. At Hyperscience, we have a market-leading product that is changing lives. We are excited for Dali to help us build the organizational agility to support our growth-focused vision."
A progressive cloud leader with nearly 25 years of experience in sales leadership and go-to-market operational roles, Rajic currently serves as the Chief Operating Officer at Zscaler (NASDAQ:ZS), where he is focused on driving customer transformation, growing revenue and scaling the cloud business. Zscaler accelerates digital transformation so customers can be more agile, efficient, resilient, and secure. The Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange protects thousands of customers from cyberattacks and data loss by securely connecting users, devices, and applications in any location. Distributed across more than 150 data centers globally, the SSE-based Zero Trust Exchange is the world's largest in-line cloud security platform. Prior to joining Zscaler, Rajic was the Chief Customer and Revenue Officer at AppDynamics, an application performance management software solution designed to support end-to-end customer success lifecycle models. With extensive leadership and sales experience, Rajic's strategic counsel for building predictable and repeatable sales processes critical for hyper-growth and operational efficiency will be a game-changer.
In a statement issued by the Board of Directors: "Over the last few months, Hyperscience has remained committed to finding a strategic and scalable way of operating and bringing undeniable value to customers, employees and end-consumers. We welcome Dali and his demonstrated record of success to help provide Hyperscience an even greater opportunity to reach its true potential to transform the automation market."
"As technology transformation continues to be prioritized amid corporate digitization, data needs to be reintegrated with better usability—and the only way to do that is with intelligence and automation," said Rajic. "Hyperscience sits right at the point of convergence for enterprise organizations, making its application possibilities and opportunities endless. I look forward to providing support and advice to help scale the human centered automation vision of such a revolutionary company that's poised to disrupt legacy ways of working."
Hyperscience's Board of Directors now includes Elliott Robinson, Ron Shah, Matt Turck and Betsy Atkins.
Learn more about Hyperscience's Board of Directors and leadership team by visiting https://hyperscience.com/company/leadership/ and follow Hyperscience on LinkedIn and Twitter.
About Hyperscience
Hyperscience is transforming the future of work to elevate human potential. Our human-centered approach to automation enables a new era of human and machine collaboration that delivers dramatically improved organizational agility, without the legacy cost and burden of change management. By combining data, people, and processes, the Hyperscience Platform turns complex processes into simple, configurable workflows. Our industry-leading machine learning technology continuously learns and evolves, to involve humans only when needed.
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