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Software AG has appointed its Australia and New Zealand sales director, Steve Keys, to a regional role as head of global consulting services across Asia, Australia and Japan.
Keys, who will be based in Sydney at Software AG’s
regional headquarters, has been given the primary responsibility of
driving sustainable, profitable growth across the company’s consulting
services business.
Keys said he sees significant growth opportunities for the GCS business
across the region “as organisations are seeking to derive more value
from their existing IT investments.
“Our goal is to help customers achieve results faster, which we deliver
through business and IT transformation. That transformation can only
occur through a combination of people, process and technology.”
Keys joined Software AG as sales director for the company’s Enterprise
Transaction Systems (ETS) business division in 2006 and was promoted to
sales director for Australia and New Zealand early this year.
Prior to joining Software AG, Keys worked for eight years with
Primavera Systems, overseeing the development of its international
sales operations throughout UK, Europe and Asia Pacific.
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