After Satya Nadella and Sundar Pichai's appoinment at the helm of Microsoft and Google, respectively, Thomas Kurian, another Indian-American, has been appointed to the leadership role by technology giant Google.  Kurian will head Google Cloud from early next year, the tech giant announced.

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Thomas Kurian will succeed current CEO of Google Cloud Diane Greene. Greene is reportedly going to continue through January to ensure a smooth transition.  Greene, however, will remain a Director on the board of Alphabet, Google`s parent company.
Kurian, who hails from Bengaluru, is a former Oracle President of product development. 

"Kurian, a respected technologist and executive, will be joining Google Cloud on November 26 and transitioning into the Google Cloud leadership role in early 2019," IANS quoted a Greene statement as saying.
Kurian worked with Oracle for 22 years. Kurian left Oracle in September this year. He was Oracle`s Executive Committee member for 13 Years. He led a team of 35,000 people software development spreading across 32 countries.
Kurian helped in the transformation of Oracle`s products with introduction of leading suite of Cloud Services.