Telstra has revealed the addition of almost one million new mobile services in the six months to December 2011, but Sensis revenues plummeted 24 percent in 12 months.
Sybase has made a new appointment in a move which the company says will underpin its targeting of government at the federal and state level in Australia.
The company has appointed Tammy Tang as a
strategic account manager specifically for managing government
relationships in Victoria and the ACT. Tang will be based in Melbourne
and the company says she will “accelerate growth in business areas such
as data management, analytics and enterprise mobility.”
Sybase Australia and New Zealand managing director, Dereck Daymond,
said Tang would draw on extensive experience working with government
and in commercial sales as the company sought to strengthen its
presence in the public sector.
“Tammy’s sales career in the IT industry spans more than 12 years
working in both Asia and Australia supplying information technology
solutions to government, education, small-medium enterprises and
multinational organisations.
Daymond said that prior to Sybase, Tang was a senior account executive
with Gartner focusing on Victorian Government accounts, and she had
worked for four years with SAS in Victoria and Canberra.
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