SDL Appoints Brad Lyon as Vice President North American Enterprise Sales
Strengthens SDL commercial team with focus on enterprise GIM solutions
SDL Maidenhead , United Kingdomjeudi 22 mars 2007
SDL International, a leader in the emerging marketplace for global information management (GIM) solutions, is pleased to announce the strengthening of its North American commercial team in response to increased demand for its enterprise software solutions. Brad Lyon has joined SDL in the role of Vice President – North American Enterprise Sales, reporting to Clive Thomas, SDL’s Vice President of Worldwide Sales. Mr Lyon will be responsible for taking SDL’s Global Information Management message to a group of carefully targeted corporations for whom globalization is an increasingly pressing issue.
“It’s an exciting time to be with SDL,” commented Mr Lyon, “particularly at the moment when the importance of Global Information Management is becoming apparent to so many of America’s most significant exporters.” Mr Lyon joins SDL following a successful software and information technology sales career spanning 20 years, most recently with enterprise software provider Idiom Technologies Inc. He will be located at SDL’s Sunnyvale, CA offices.
À propos de SDL
Les acteurs majeurs du marché international, tels que ABN-Amro, Best Western, Bosch, Canon, Chrysler, CNH, Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, Philips, SAP, Sony, SUN Microsystems et Virgin Atlantic, ont adopté les services hébergés ou les solutions d'entreprise développés par SDL pour leurs processus GIM.
SDL a mis en œuvre plus de 480 solutions GIM d'entreprise, déployé plus de 150 000 licences logicielles dans tout l'écosystème GIM et donne accès à des portails de traduction à la demande à 10 millions de clients chaque mois. Plus de 1 000 professionnels fournissent des services linguistiques, de conseil et d'implémentation au sein d'une infrastructure internationale composée de plus de 50 bureaux dans 30 pays. Pour de plus amples informations, consultez le site www.sdl.com
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