About Sean
Sean Mitchell
Publisher
Having started his career at Renaissance. Sean joined Apple in Melbourne for a number of years before working in the media space. This started with Review Publishing and later the tech publisher IDG Communications. In 2006 he was involved in the launch of The Channel magazine. As they say – the rest is history.
Stories by Sean - Page 181
Render doubles headcount in less than a year as it appoints two key executives
Thu, 16th Feb 2023
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digital divide
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investment
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job moves
Render Networks expands team in preparation for growth with the appointment of two key executives and doubling its headcount globally.
Deputy appoints new global CEO Silvija Martincevic
Thu, 16th Feb 2023
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groupon
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qantas
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transparency
Silvija Martincevic appointed new CEO of shift management platform Deputy, as it secures $100m in annual recurring revenue for 330k workplaces.
BankiFi Adds Banking Veteran Steve Ellis to Board of Directors
Thu, 16th Feb 2023
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leadership
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financial services
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job moves
BankiFi appoints Steve Ellis to board as it focuses on North America. Ellis brings over 35 years of banking and financial services experience.
Gozney appoints former Dickies Global Brand President Denny Bruce to CEO
Thu, 16th Feb 2023
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pizza
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job moves
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gozney
Premium outdoor oven brand, Gozney, appoints former Dickies Global Brand President, Denny Bruce, as CEO to reinforce senior leadership team.
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Global Processing Services (GPS) makes two key hires
Mon, 30th Jan 2023
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martech
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commerce systems
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payment technologies
Global Processing Services (GPS) announces Jim McCarthy as EVP & Global Head of Sales and Product, and Kevin Fox as Chief Revenue Officer.
TechDay launches eCommerceNews sites across Asia Pacific
Sun, 1st May 2022
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martech
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commerce systems
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techday
TechDay launches eCommerceNews, a new brand covering digital innovation for businesses in Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.
What does all the online advertising jargon actually mean?
Sun, 1st May 2022
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martech
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techday
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adtech
Online advertising is full of complicated jargon that sometimes need a bit of an explanation. Here's our guide to help those in need.
How to prepare bylines for publication on our sites
Sun, 1st May 2022
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marketing
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techday
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faq
Paid options are available for IT organizations to submit bylines at TechDay. Here are the specifications and criteria for submitting content.
DataCenterNews Asia celebrates its 7th anniversary with major milestone
Mon, 13th Sep 2021
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hyperscale
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dc
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multi-cloud
TechDay celebrates seventh anniversary of DataCenterNews Asia, providing news & insights on data center industry trends across Asia Pacific.
HCL - the Global IT company with a growing ANZ presence
Tue, 20th Aug 2019
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hyperscale
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public cloud
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microsoft
HCL, founded 43 years ago and based in India, is strengthening its footprint in Australia and New Zealand, employing over 1,960 people across ANZ.
ADTRAN explained in 3 minutes
Wed, 14th Aug 2019
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uc
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5g & beyond
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wireless networks
Founded in 1986, ADTRAN capitalised on AT&T's breakup to become a leader in telecommunications networking, with revenue peaking at USD $717 million in 2011.
TechDay expansion continues with new CFOtech sites
Thu, 20th Jun 2019
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data analytics
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digital transformation
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fintech
TechDay debuts CFOtech, a fresh site trio for finance chiefs in Asia-Pacific, sparking tech-savvy business evolution.
Six reasons why Red Hat is red hot in 2019
Wed, 8th May 2019
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virtualisation
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semiconductors
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multi-cloud
Red Hat thrives in 2019 due to Linux dominance, open source innovation, cloud independence, new products, cost efficiency, and IBM's acquisition boost.
EXCLUSIVE - NetSuite to establish office in New Zealand
Wed, 26th Apr 2017
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fintech
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financial systems
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cloud services
NetSuite, under Oracle's wing, is set to open its first NZ office, boosting its cloud ERP presence in the Australasian market.
Our publisher's view on why eDMs are evil
Thu, 20th Aug 2015
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martech
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marketing
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techday
eDMs don't work. They invade people's inboxes. They can get labelled as spam. They're more expensive and less effective than editorial integration.