Intelledox Document Creation Solution Wins Canberra Business Council Award

Canberra, Australia – 22 June 2009 – Leading automated document creation and output management solutions provider, Intelledox, today announced that it is the June winner in the Canberra Business Council’s Business Success Series.  This comes hot on the heels of three AIIA iAwards for the ACT in April 2009.
The Canberra Business Council chooses a local business each month, and the winners are awarded with a certificate of recognition at the Business Council’s Annual Dinner, where an overall winner will be announced.  The award recognises Intelledox’s success and contribution to the regional economy.

An article, titled Doing More With Less, written by Intelledox CEO Phil Williamson was recently featured in the latest Records Management Association of Australia publication, iQ.

Download the article in PDF format here.

Phil Jacobs takes on the role with a mandate to build the brand and expand into Asian markets

Canberra-based document creation provider, Intelledox, has appointed Phil Jacobs to the new role of chief marketing officer.

Jacobs will be responsible for brand building and marketing strategies, with a focus on its expansion into Asian markets.

Former Protocom CMO To Take Innovative Canberra-based Document Solutions Developer To The World

Canberra, Australia – 11 May 2009 – Leading automated document creation and output management solutions provider, Intelledox, today announced that it has appointed high-profile technology marketing executive Phil Jacobs to the new position of Chief Marketing Officer (CMO).

As CMO, Jacobs assumes responsibility for the creation and execution of Intelledox’s marketing and communications strategy, and for building the company’s brand and driving lead acquisition in world markets to support revenue growth in excess of 100% per year.

The appointment follows successful Australian and Asian launches of Intelledox’s next generation software solutions which automate document-centric business processes to reduce the time to create, personalise and distribute documents by more than 50%, boosting productivity and lowering costs.

Excerpt from The Canberra Times Meagre bytes column, April 27
By: Simon Grose

Intelledox was the lead performer in the ACT section of the Australian Information Industry Association iAwards, with three of the eight attractive trophies going back to its Fyshwick headquarters.  Its flagship document creation solution won the Tools and Infrastructure category and a merit certificate in the e-Government category while its Capabiliti Learning Management System won the e-learning category.  KAZ Group and the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service won the e-government gong for the Australian Maritime Identification System and Canberra Data Centres won the Sustainability and Green IT Category.

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