Australia’s Wild Tech hires Managed Services GM

Wild Tech has appointed Dan Whittle as General Manager, Managed Services for the company.

Australian digital transformation partner and managed services provider Wild Tech has appointed Dan Whittle as General Manager, Managed Services for the company. The Australian-owned company, which has clients across the Asia Pacific region stated that Whittle’s addition to the company marks a major milestone in its strategic trajectory.

Focused on building next-gen digital operating models across the region, Wild Tech also stated that Whittle’s hire enforces the company’s commitment to providing cutting-edge, technology solutions that enables the enterprise AI ready businesses of the future.

Prior to joining Wild Tech, Whittle spearheaded transformation at Alceon-owned Cheap as Chips from legacy systems to a modern, technology-led retailer. Having led initiatives including cloud ERP implementation, online business launches, automated payroll, Whittle also oversaw the rollout of live data infrastructure across 53 stores.

The AI and ICT partner also stated that Whittle’s hands-on experience in driving scalable, AI-ready infrastructure and digital transformation in the retail sector equips him to lead Wild Tech’s Managed Services Division with a unique, real-world perspective.

Grant Wild, CEO of Wild Tech, shared, “With Dan's leadership, we're strengthening our focus on delivering solutions that empower businesses to navigate an increasingly complex technology landscape. This division expansion reflects our vision to prepare organizations for the future of AI, cloud, and advanced digital capabilities.”

Wild Tech’s enhanced managed services portfolio includes scalable, AI-ready infrastructure, advanced IT support, cyber risk management, and modern workplace solutions. Leveraging Microsoft technologies, the offerings include Azure Virtual Desktop, Azure Sentinel, and Microsoft 365 with Copilot, ensuring businesses can integrate AI tools, optimize operations, and safeguard critical assets through advanced cybersecurity.

Preparing businesses for the future of AI

According to Whittle, Wild Tech’s solutions focus on mitigating risk, enhancing operational efficiency, and empowering teams with AI-driven tools.

“From AI-powered 24/7 service desks to scalable cloud platforms, we aim to deliver services that not only meet immediate business needs but also position clients for long-term success in a digital-first world,” said Whittle.

The Australian tech partner’s Managed Services Division offers comprehensive packages covering cloud infrastructure management, device lifecycle services, and ITIL-based service desk operations. Wild Tech also provides custom solutions for customers, including support for critical transitions like Windows 10 end-of-life in October 2025, where businesses must upgrade systems and hardware to meet Windows 11 requirements.

Designed to optimize collaboration, Wild Tech’s services also enhance workflows, minimize disruption, and provide a scalable platform for sustainable growth. By integrating AI capabilities such as Azure Cognitive Services and Power BI analytics, customers can unlock actionable insights and stay ahead in competitive industries.

Whittle’s appointment is part of a strategic expansion that ensures Wild Tech’s commitment to empowering businesses to thrive in a technology-driven future. The company believes with the addition of skilled resources, advanced solutions, and AI-focused offerings, it is positioned to lead the way in managed services innovation.