The Australian IT channel has seen its fair share of technology companies that have been formed within the walls of resellers and distributors, usually commercialising an internally developed solution that was initially meant for a client or to improve their own operations.

Beavis takes over from Stax co-founder Thor Essman, who moves to the executive chairman role across Stax and managed services provider Versent.

Australian cloud specialist Stax has named Adam Beavis, former Amazon Web Services (AWS) managing director of ISV and digital native business for Asia Pacific and Japan, as its new managing director.

The rate of technical modernisation across the past 18 months far exceeds previous years. But to maintain this pace, we need a skilled workforce that can help us effectively respond to new opportunities.

As winner of the Women in ICT Awards (WIICTA) Shining Star (Vendor) award in 2021, Davinia Simon reshaped how her previous employer, Amazon Web Services (AWS), connected with local partners and promoted them on the global stage.

Welcome to CRN’s Fast50 2021! Australia’s biggest celebration of channel success. Now in its 13th year, the CRN Fast50 recognises the fastest-growing companies in the Australian IT channel, based on year-on-year revenue growth.

Over the past year, the Australian company has increased its year-on-year revenue by 175% and doubled its headcount to more than 60 employees. Stax has also raised AU$23.6 million in private funding and invested AU$37 million in research and development throughout FY21, demonstrating strong growth throughout the pandemic as businesses rushed to the cloud.

Australian cloud management platform Stax is expanding into New Zealand and South East Asia following the appointment of former Amazon Web Services (AWS) head of channel and alliances Davinia Simon as its new head of sales and growth markets

Australia’s homegrown cloud management platform is setting its sights on neighbouring markets amid growing cloud adoption across the region

Stax Head of Growth Markets and Sales Davinia Simon reflects on the key ingredients to building a more inclusive workforce.

The Australian IT channel has seen its fair share of technology companies that have been formed within the walls of resellers and distributors, usually commercialising an internally developed solution that was initially meant for a client or to improve their own operations.

Beavis takes over from Stax co-founder Thor Essman, who moves to the executive chairman role across Stax and managed services provider Versent.

Australian cloud specialist Stax has named Adam Beavis, former Amazon Web Services (AWS) managing director of ISV and digital native business for Asia Pacific and Japan, as its new managing director.

The rate of technical modernisation across the past 18 months far exceeds previous years. But to maintain this pace, we need a skilled workforce that can help us effectively respond to new opportunities.

As winner of the Women in ICT Awards (WIICTA) Shining Star (Vendor) award in 2021, Davinia Simon reshaped how her previous employer, Amazon Web Services (AWS), connected with local partners and promoted them on the global stage.

Welcome to CRN’s Fast50 2021! Australia’s biggest celebration of channel success. Now in its 13th year, the CRN Fast50 recognises the fastest-growing companies in the Australian IT channel, based on year-on-year revenue growth.

Over the past year, the Australian company has increased its year-on-year revenue by 175% and doubled its headcount to more than 60 employees. Stax has also raised AU$23.6 million in private funding and invested AU$37 million in research and development throughout FY21, demonstrating strong growth throughout the pandemic as businesses rushed to the cloud.

Australian cloud management platform Stax is expanding into New Zealand and South East Asia following the appointment of former Amazon Web Services (AWS) head of channel and alliances Davinia Simon as its new head of sales and growth markets

Australia’s homegrown cloud management platform is setting its sights on neighbouring markets amid growing cloud adoption across the region