Enterprise and Government E-business Projects Power Brisbane and Melbourne Growth for Dataweave

Dataweave (www.dataweave.com.au), an IT consultancy which specialises in enterprise applications and Oracle solutions, has today announced a major expansion, with the appointment of Graham McCombe as regional manager for Queensland.

Founded in 2006, Dataweave is a services based consultancy, focused on implementation projects and support services for enterprise e-business applications. Growing rapidly, Dataweave now has a team of 20 located across Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

The operations of Dataweave’s recently opened Brisbane office will now be managed by industry veteran Graham McCombe, who will be responsible for growing the business. Graham has 22 years of experience in the Queensland IT market, previously working for Customer Management Technologies, Asset Lifecycle Management, Oracle, and Wang.

To support continued growth in the Melbourne market, Dataweave has further bolstered their team with the appointment of Nitsa Waddell as regional manager for Victoria. A graduate of the Melbourne University Advanced Management Program, Nitsa brings 21 years of IT market experience to Dataweave. Her responsibilities will include day to day management of Victorian operations, as well as ongoing business growth. She has worked previously at Tactics Consulting, Oracle, CUSCAL, Southmark Systems, and Co-Cam Computer Systems.

Norman Weaver, Managing Director for Dataweave commented, “The recent financial crisis gave many enterprises and government agencies the perfect opportunity to reassess their software systems, and many were found to be lacking. Dataweave has focused on helping our clients to rapidly implement new systems to take advantage of the market recovery and reduce their ongoing enterprise application costs through organisational efficiencies. The success we have achieved for our clients with e-business solutions has allowed us to achieve 200% revenue growth over the last 2 years, and led us to expand our Melbourne and Brisbane presence.”