Atomos hits refresh with new CEO and broadened product strategy
Atomos Limited has hit the refresh button by shaking up its leadership team with a new CEO and launching four new products including a recurring revenue cloud solutions platform, in a move to diversify its product base and respond to a slower global tech market due to US tariffs.
With a traditionally slow third quarter behind it, the Melbourne-based digital video technology disruptor is redefining the landscape to wrest control of its own destiny.
Newly appointed boss, Peter Barber will officially lead the charge once he takes the helm next week, replacing co-founder Jeromy Young.
'I believe Atomos has an extraordinary opportunity to expand into new markets, drive broader innovation, and build upon its proud history of pioneering technology.'
Atomos Limited chief executive officer-elect Peter Barber
Young, who steered Atomos from a garage startup to a globally recognised brand in video production tools, is stepping back into a non-executive director role, ensuring continuity during the shift.
Barber brings heavyweight industry credibility, with over 30 years of experience in the video production industry, having co-founded Blackmagic Design and orchestrating substantial corporate plays across the video tech space.
According to Young, Barber's forensic knowledge of the industry and his instrumental hand in reshaping Atomos' operations since joining as chief operating officer last year sealed the deal, branding Barber as 'the right leader at the right time.'
Barber is stepping up to the plate just as Atomos launched four new innovative products recently at the Las Vegas NAB technology fair, marking the company's most significant portfolio expansion to date.
Atomos says the move to release so many new offerings in one hit aligns with a management decision to diversify its product range.
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