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Crimsonwing Appoints head of dynamics

Malta Independent Friday, 10 December 2010, 00:00 Last update: about 14 years ago

Crimsonwing, the international IT solutions provider for ERP, eCommerce and Custom Development, has announced the promotion of Stephen Abela to Head of Dynamics. In this new role, Stephen will be responsible for the overall project and services delivery of the Microsoft Dynamics business unit.

This unit is one of the major areas of growth for Crimsonwing Malta and is made up of over 35 consultants. The unit is focused on delivering Microsoft Dynamics based ERP solutions, which help organisations achieve business growth and their company objectives. Crimsonwing’s Microsoft Dynamics solutions deliver operational efficiencies as well as lowering overall operating costs.

Stephen joined Crimsonwing in 1998 and has more than 15 years of experience in managing and delivering large-scale mission-critical IT implementations. He holds a Mathematics and IT degree from the University of Malta and a Masters in Business Administration from Henley Management College.

“Stephen has a wealth of knowledge in the ERP software industry and his leadership and vision will help us to shape up our Dynamics practice and the solutions that we bring to the market” said James Bonello, Managing Director at Crimsonwing Malta.

Over the last few years in particular, Crimsonwing Malta has considerably increased its Dynamics business in the local market and expanded within that area. Backed up by Crimsonwing’s Gold and Silver Competencies in the Microsoft Partner Network*, and with a track record of several high-profile Dynamics projects, Crimsonwing saw the necessity to bring this business unit under tighter leadership control by appointing Stephen Abela.

“Our team has implemented Dynamics projects for many years and with profound background knowledge we strive to support the growth of our customers. We look forward to expanding our ERP business further in our established markets in the UK, Holland and more recently Malta”, said Stephen Abela.

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