PTC INC (PTC)
Sector: Information Technology
Sector: Information Technology
PTC INC - Executive Compensation
Former President and Chief Operating Officer
Executive Compensation
Michael DiTullio served as the President and Chief Operating Officer at PTC Inc., a global software company specializing in computer-aided design (CAD), product lifecycle management (PLM), and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. In his role at PTC, DiTullio was instrumental in driving the company's strategic vision and operational excellence. He joined PTC in 2012 as the Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer, and his leadership was pivotal in transforming PTC into a cloud and subscription-based business model, which significantly boosted the company's growth and market position. Prior to joining PTC, DiTullio held various senior leadership positions in the technology sector. He spent over a decade at Fidelity Investments, where he served as the Senior Vice President of Enterprise Architecture and Technology Strategy. During his tenure at Fidelity, DiTullio was responsible for overseeing the company's technology infrastructure and driving innovation across multiple business units. His expertise in enterprise architecture and technology strategy played a crucial role in his success at PTC, where he led the company's digital transformation initiatives and helped establish PTC as a leader in the IoT and augmented reality markets. Under DiTullio's leadership, PTC achieved significant milestones, including the successful acquisition and integration of Onshape, a cloud-native CAD company, and the launch of PTC's ThingWorx platform, which became a leading IoT development platform. His strategic vision and operational expertise were key factors in PTC's ability to adapt to the rapidly evolving technology landscape and deliver innovative solutions to its customers. DiTullio's contributions to PTC's growth and success have left a lasting impact on the company, and his legacy continues to influence PTC's ongoing efforts to drive digital transformation in the industrial sector.