TechnologyOne appoints cloud lead

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Breaks down enterprise products into 'apps'.

TechnologyOne has appointed former Netsuite sales director Ken Bartlett to lead its recently-launched cloud division.

TechnologyOne appoints cloud lead
Ken Bartlett, general manager for cloud at TechnologyOne.

Bartlett has been tasked with making TechnologyOne "the largest provider of cloud enterprise software in the Australian and New Zealand markets over the next five years", the company stated today.

The vendor launched 11 software-as-a-service products last month.

It plans to revamp this model in future by releasing products that are "broken down into 'apps'" that can be bought from an enterprise-style apps store.

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