DeepCoding appoints former ServiceNow VP and IT Titan Yuval Cohen as Executive Chairman

The company’s latest successes attract serial tech entrepreneurs, that are joining DeepCoding to fuel the company’s hypergrowth

DeepCoding, the global AI-led ITSM delivery optimization company, today announces the appointment of Yuval Cohen as Executive Chairman, Yossi Cohen as a new Executive Advisory Board Member and special advisor to the CEO, and investment by a number of new, high profile strategic investors.

Yuval Cohen has been appointed Executive Chairman and has also made a capital injection into DeepCoding.  Until recently, he served five years as Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer at ServiceNow, building one of the most advanced security programs for the SaaS giant. He joined ServiceNow selling Neebula Systems a start-up he co-founded led as CEO until its successful $100 million exit.  Working in partnership with legendary and former ServiceNow CEO, Frank Slootman, the pair super-charged the company’s growth to reach its current market capitalization of $95 billion. Slootman is now CEO of Snowflake, the global cloud computing-based data warehousing company.

Yossi Cohen, founder of Panaya, joins DeepCoding as an Executive Advisory Board Member and investor; Panaya was sold to Infosys for $230 million. At Panaya, Yossi has built a world class SaaS enterprise sales organization, and will work closely with Sebastien Adjiman, DeepCoding’s CEO, to support the company’s hypergrowth. 

DeepCoding has also secured some substantial strategic investments from a number of prestigious new investors including Prof Ehud Weinstein, Dr. Ofir Shalvi and Ariel Maislos. Together, these three software experts founded Anobit, which was acquired by Apple in 2012.

DeepCoding is the solution for companies needing to accelerate digital transformation, significantly reducing IT costs while enhancing efficiency without replacing their existing ITSM ticket tool. Its AI Autonomous ITSM Optimization Platform has been recognized by CIOs of  Global 2000 enterprises, as well as leading global management consulting firms. Most recently, DeepCoding was selected from more than 70 high-growth startups to be part of the first cohort of the Deloitte Launchpad program. As part of the partnership, Deloitte will offer DeepCoding’s solution to their Fortune 500 customers which will accelerate global expansion.

Sebastien Adjiman, Founder and Chief Executive of DeepCoding, said: “Yuval brings a wealth of IT security, data protection and software experience. His insights and proven track record, together with the new strategic investments, will support DeepCoding’s highly aggressive growth plans and will fuel our ability to deliver exceptional outcomes for our clients.”

Yuval Cohen, Executive Chairman of DeepCoding, said: “I am delighted to join DeepCoding. The company’s agnostic AI solution is the next frontier in autonomous optimization platforms and will transform the industry. This is the technology which the industry has been waiting for and an invaluable solution for Global 2000 CIOs to optimize their ITSM systems turning their departments into the core organizational transformation engine of their company.”

DeepCoding offers corporations the opportunity to run a Return On Investment simulation via its website at www.deepcoding.ai

Luke Conrad

Technology & Marketing Enthusiast

Why DEIB is Imperative to Tech’s Future

Hadas Almog from AppsFlyer • 17th March 2025

We’ve been seeing Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) initiatives being cut time and time again throughout the tech industry. DEIB dedicated roles have been eliminated, employee resource groups have lost funding, and initiatives once considered crucial have been deprioritised in favour of “more immediate business needs.” The justification for these cuts is often the...

The need to eradicate platform dependence

Sue Azari • 10th March 2025

The advertising industry is undergoing a seismic shift. Connected TV (CTV), Retail Media Networks (RMNs), and omnichannel strategies are rapidly redefining how brands engage with consumers. As digital privacy regulations evolve and platform dynamics shift, advertisers must recognise a fundamental truth. You cannot build a sustainable business on borrowed ground. The recent uncertainty surrounding TikTok...

The need to clean data for effective insight

David Sheldrake • 05th March 2025

There is more data today than ever before. In fact, the total amount of data created, captured, copied, and consumed globally has now reached an incredible 149 zettabytes. The growth of the big mountain is not expected to slow down, either, with it expected to reach almost 400 zettabytes within the next three years. Whilst...

What can be done to democratize VDI?

Dennis Damen • 05th March 2025

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) offers businesses enhanced security, scalability, and compliance, yet it remains a niche technology. One of the biggest barriers to widespread adoption is a severe talent gap. Many IT professionals lack hands-on VDI experience, as their careers begin with physical machines and increasingly shift toward cloud-based services. This shortage has created a...

Tech and Business Outlook: US Confident, European Sentiment Mixed

Viva Technology • 11th February 2025

The VivaTech Confidence Barometer, now in its second edition, reveals strong confidence among tech executives regarding the impact of emerging technologies on business competitiveness, particularly AI, which is expected to have the most significant impact in the near future. Surveying tech leaders from Europe and North America, 81% recognize their companies as competitive internationally, with...

How smart labels are transforming supply chains

Sharath Muddaiah • 27th January 2025

As e-commerce continues to rise globally, the impact of just-in-time manufacturing and rising consumer expectations mean the need for real-time visibility has never been greater. Smart labels directly address this demand, offering solutions to long-standing challenges like shipment delays, theft, and the lack of traceability. With the smart label market projected to grow from $14.1...

The rise of loyalty apps

Sue Azari • 17th January 2025

Increased choice and a consumer more price sensitive than ever before, has made customers far more likely to shop around for the best deals. Price is now the number one factor in brand consideration. In an effort to bag a bargain, loyalty programs have become increasingly popular with consumers, with nine out of ten in...