Personally Tech With Rajesh Janey, President EMC India

Our weekly column looks at men and women from different walks of life, and the technology they love and rely on every day. This week, we spoke to Rajesh Janey, President, India and SAARC, EMC. The multinational is one of the world's largest providers of data storage systems.

Janey's home brings together Apple and Microsoft since he can't do without his iPhone 5s and iPad Mini, but he relies on his Lenovo X1 Carbon Windows 8 laptop, and likes to game with his sons on their Xbox 360.

Describe your technology setup - what computer/ phone/ tablet/ camera/ gaming console/ other gadgets do you use?

Rajesh Janey: Technology is encompassing our lifestyle completely. I enjoy the simplicity and ease it provides to do multiple tasks at one time. At work, I enjoy my Lenovo X1 Carbon Laptop with Windows 8.

I cannot do without my iPhone 5s and iPad Mini which helps me stay in touch while on the move. We are a gadget friendly family, what else would you expect with two boys. I unwind with them and play on Xbox 360. As a family we use All in One Desktop with Windows 8 & Touch screen.

I enjoy photography with my Nikon D300 DSLR camera and read on Kindle ebook reader. I always carry my wellness band.

What are three apps (mobile/ tablet or PC/ Mac) you couldn't live without?

Rajesh Janey: Travel is such an inherent part of my job and I completely rely on Worldmate to take charge of my trips. At work I use Syncplicity one of the most flexible, scalable and secure way to share and sync your files. In my personal time, I often use Flipboard to keep myself updated with latest news, views, reviews and videos.

What is one gadget (other than your phone) you never travel without?

Rajesh Janey: Apart from my iPhone 5s, I always carry my iPad and wellness band. Because of erratic schedules, we often take our health for granted. My wellness band helps me keep track of my activities and incorporate healthy habits into my daily routine.

What is your dream gadget/ technology setup?

Rajesh Janey: I wish if we could have a single charger for all devices that we carry - laptop, phone, tablet, camera, Kindle. Battery takes a toll and sometime carrying so many chargers is a challenge.

How has technology changed the way in which you work?

Rajesh Janey: Technology is both rewarding and limiting in a way. While it has made mobility and collaboration smooth and seamless, it has also become very intrusive to personal life.