“Vish is the right person for that role. He is great at driving outcomes. During the six months since I became CEO, I’ve seen Vish stand out as he performs at that top level.”
Australian ecommerce specialist UltraServe has created the new role of Vice President Operations to support delivering services to meet rapidly growing local and international demand.
Concurrently with opening its first US office in Chicago, UltraServe has filled the newly created role with Vishnu Roy, an experienced service delivery and project manager who has previously worked for Dimension Data, ASIC and IBM Australia.
UtraServe’s new VP Operations role involves managing senior project engineers, the service desk and general operations across the business, both in Australia and internationally.
UltraServe CEO Matthew Hyland said Vishnu Roy had a strong background with large tech businesses such as IBM and DiData. “He is very professional, gets things done and has a lot of experience with managing and leading teams,” he said.
UltraServe is growing strongly so we need someone with the experience and expertise to manage bigger and more complex projects. Our project portfolio increasingly supports mission-critical projects for large enterprise customers which have higher expectations, so require more management.
“Vish is the right person for that role. He is great at driving outcomes. During the six months since I became CEO, I’ve seen Vish stand out as he performs at that top level.”
Vishnu Roy has worked as a Senior Project Manager at UltraServe for the past two years.
UltraServe has seen surging demand for its services through international recognition of its expertise in deploying, supporting and hosting the SAP Hybris ecommerce platform in the Cloud. Central to UltraServe’s success is its SmartStack provisioning software, which arguably provides the fastest, most scalable and resilient way to develop and deploy SAP Hybris ecommerce platforms in the Cloud.
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