Senior Director of Internet of Things Solutions, AT&T Asia Pacific

Sandy Verma leads AT&T’s Internet of Things Strategy & Solutions in the Asia Pacific. AT&T’s global IoT practice provides an industry-leading innovative suite of machine-to-machine (M2M) services with global connectivity, application delivery platforms, and vertical strategies – supported by professional services and a consulting practice instituting world-class organizational transformation (i.e., changing the way people work and live).
Now based in Hong Kong, Sandy has a dynamic track record of more than a decade in the wireless industry. He has been at the forefront of mobility solutions developments that include the transition to digital, the launch of 3G and 4G, the rise of smartphones, and the age of connected devices. Sandy joined AT&T in the United States in 2001 and brings his experience in strategic management, enterprise solutions, product and marketing innovation, and integrating Cloud, VPN, and Network Security solutions.
Sandy graduated with a Masters in Business Administration and International Trade from the Peter Drucker Graduate School of Management in Claremont University and the University of Oxford. He is also a graduate of the Management Program for Executives from the Institute for Communication Technology Management at the University of Southern California.

Articles from this author

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  Recommended / 2016-07-20

  Has IoT increased our exposure to cyber threats?

  Sandy Verma / Senior Director of Internet of Things Solutions, AT&T Asia Pacific

  Cybersecurity is already top of the agenda for many corporate boards, but the scale and scope of Internet of Things (IoT) deployments escalate security risk, making it harder than ever for C-suite executives to protect their businesses. …

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  IoT Series / 2015-07-15

  From flowerpots to containers : a subtle anatomy of Internet of Things

  Sandy Verma / Senior Director of Internet of Things Solutions, AT&T Asia Pacific

  The Internet of Things (IoT) is essentially a network of physical objects connected via the Internet, a buzzword for a new technology landscape that is reshaping the way we live and work. But is its potential understood and are we prepared…