Devoteam appoints Nuno Oliveira Santos to lead Portugal operation and global Microsoft strategy
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Devoteam appoints Nuno Oliveira Santos to lead Portugal operation and global Microsoft strategy

SAPO Notícias4 September 2026 at 11:31

Devoteam announced the appointment of Nuno Oliveira Santos as the new group vice-president. With this appointment, Nuno Oliveira Santos will now take on two strategic responsibilities.

The first responsibility is that of General Director of Devoteam's Portuguese operation, which is described as the third largest operation of the French group in the country. The second responsibility is that of global leader of the strategic pillar dedicated to Microsoft.

Nuno Oliveira Santos thus assumes a prominent role both nationally and internationally within Devoteam's structure, combining the leadership of the operation in Portugal with responsibility for the company's global strategy with Microsoft.

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