Robin Hau, Author at Born2Invest

Robin Hau

Robin Hau is the founder and CEO of SimplyClouds, a provider of powerful, affordable cloud services for businesses of any size that utilizes a self-service marketplace for easy ordering, provisioning, and management. Hau has more than 20 years of experience building and providing technology products and services as CEO of SimplyClouds’ parent company, USWired, an established managed services provider in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has positioned SimplyClouds as the easiest way for any business to move to the cloud with minimal technical know-how.

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