Indigo Pacific appoints new IT infrastructure manager
Announcement posted by Indigo Pacific 10 Nov 2005
Indigo Pacific, an Australian-owned global leader in eForms, workflow and web content management, has appointed Simon Madsen as IT Infrastructure Manager.
Based in Sydney, Madsen will be responsible for overseeing Indigo Pacifics infrastructure management and support, as well as the implementation of policies and procedures around support requests, change management and network security.
As part of his new role Simonwill also be responsible for Indigo Pacifics training environment and for fine-tuning some of the HP solutions, such as job accounting, and document security systems that are sold through Indigo Pacifics reseller channel.
Simon brings over eight years of IT experience to the role. Madsen joins Indigo Pacific from Novell where, as an IT Analyst, his role involved the management and support of the Internet Data Centre / network infrastructure for the Asia Pacific region. He has also held IT support roles at Cambridge Technology Partners and the South West Sydney Institute of TAFE. He has a Diploma in Information Technology from Campbelltown TAFE.
Commenting on his appointment Madsen said, I am excited to be working with a company thats involved in such leading edge technology solutions.
About Indigo Pacific
Indigo Pacific is in the eForms, Workflow, Document Generation and Content Management Business. The solutions that Indigo Pacific implement for customers are designed to help organisations streamline business processes, improve the quality and legibility of output to increase productivity and reduce operating costs. Indigo Pacific was established in Australia in 1988 and has since established a global presence spanning seven countries across Asia Pacific, North America and Canada. To date, Indigo Pacific has helped more than ten million end-users worldwide.
Based in Sydney, Madsen will be responsible for overseeing Indigo Pacifics infrastructure management and support, as well as the implementation of policies and procedures around support requests, change management and network security.
As part of his new role Simonwill also be responsible for Indigo Pacifics training environment and for fine-tuning some of the HP solutions, such as job accounting, and document security systems that are sold through Indigo Pacifics reseller channel.
Simon brings over eight years of IT experience to the role. Madsen joins Indigo Pacific from Novell where, as an IT Analyst, his role involved the management and support of the Internet Data Centre / network infrastructure for the Asia Pacific region. He has also held IT support roles at Cambridge Technology Partners and the South West Sydney Institute of TAFE. He has a Diploma in Information Technology from Campbelltown TAFE.
Commenting on his appointment Madsen said, I am excited to be working with a company thats involved in such leading edge technology solutions.
About Indigo Pacific
Indigo Pacific is in the eForms, Workflow, Document Generation and Content Management Business. The solutions that Indigo Pacific implement for customers are designed to help organisations streamline business processes, improve the quality and legibility of output to increase productivity and reduce operating costs. Indigo Pacific was established in Australia in 1988 and has since established a global presence spanning seven countries across Asia Pacific, North America and Canada. To date, Indigo Pacific has helped more than ten million end-users worldwide.