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Exinda Networks appoints VP of worldwide sales PDF Print E-mail
Written by Stan Beer   
Wednesday, 07 February 2007
Performance management software provider Exinda Networks has appointed Dr Jim Christie as vice president of worldwide sales.Based in Melbourne, Christie has more than 25 years of experience in the information technology industry. He joins Exinda from wireless messaging company, Infostream, where he was CEO and General Manager based in Sydney. Prior, he was Managing Director Asia Pacific of Aprisma Management. He has also held regional management positions in North America with SupplyWorks, Delano Corporation, and ERP specialist vendors, QAD and JBA International. Christie was also the founder and CEO of Triathon Business Computers, a consulting and systems integration firm specialising in legacy migration solutions which he went on to sell to Sanyo/Icon which was subsequently acquired by EMC.

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