Sharon White has been announced as the new Assistant Vice President of Data, Analytics and Next Generation AI for Australia and New Zealand by HCLTech, a leading international technology company. This appointment highlights HCLTech’s significant capabilities in the local and global data and AI sectors.
White brings with her a wealth of experience, with over 25 years of hands-on experience in the data sector across Europe and the APAC region. She honed her skills in customer-facing roles in enterprise information management, business intelligence, data, analytics and IT transformation, working with organizations global and local.
His new role will allow him to focus on strengthening HCLTech’s footprint with the corporate and government sectors in Australia and New Zealand. The end goal is to harness more comprehensive insights using data and AI to deliver better outcomes for organizations and customers. White’s appointment follows the appointment of Sonia Eland as executive vice president and country manager for Australia and New Zealand at HCLTech as part of the company’s strategic objectives in the region.
Eland commented on the appointment, saying: “Digital transformation doesn’t happen without data and analytics, but AI is the technology that will take this transformation to the next level. HCLTech already has significant capabilities in AI, but Sharon’s appointment will strengthen HCLTech’s position, enabling “
White expressed his excitement about his new position, saying: “Bringing data, analytics and AI together allows us to build a more robust data architecture and define a new model that will help businesses stay competitive in the era of disruption. AI technologies are playing an increasingly important role. “
HCLTech has been providing its services in Australia and New Zealand since 1999 and has over 2,400 employees in both countries. The company is considered an industry leader, offering capabilities focused on digital services, engineering and cloud technology across a wide range of verticals globally.
