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read moreComOps Appoints Melbourne-Based Sales Manager
Wednesday, 12 November 2008 18:00
ComOps, a leading Australasian provider of business software products and services, has announced the appointment of Michael Panosh as Sales Manager based in Melbourne.
Panosh joins ComOps with more than 20 years of experience in the IT industry and will be responsible for driving sales, building a partner channel and managing local customer relationships in Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.
Panosh was previously Marketing Development Manager for Pronto Software, Southern Region Manager of Software AG and has also worked as Director eBusiness Solutions Group (Asia Pacific) for Logicalis and Product Manager at Datacraft Technologies,
“We are delighted that Michael has joined ComOps at this time in our development. He brings strategic thinking, long-term industry relationships and a resolute approach to winning business gained from experience of successfully working with both global and locally-headquartered successful IT organisations. We look forward to having his presence in continuing to build momentum for ComOps,” said Richard Bradley, Managing Director, ComOps.
ComOps develops and markets a range of ERP, Business Intelligence, Mobile Sales Force Automation, e-Commerce, Retail, Risk Management and Safety Compliance, Workforce Management and Human Capital Management software solutions. Its customers in Victoria include The City of Melbourne, Telstra Dome, Toll Holdings, Racing Victoria and South East Water.
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