PRESS RELEASE: Sydney – 17 May 2019: ConnectiX Technologies Pty Ltd (ConnectiX) announced today that is the proud recipient of the Consensus Software Award 2019.

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ConnectiX digitises supply chains with intelligent endpoints, enabling collaboration of asset, works and safety information between organisations in a simplified, controlled and secure manner, without disrupting existing systems. The result is to drive down operating costs by over 25%, uplift supplier performance by 90%, all while improving visibility and compliance.
ConnectiX has developed it’s world-leading technology leveraging containerised, distributed microservices.

“The Consensus judges were impressed with ConnectiX’s well researched process to identify the gap in the market before developing their solution.
ConnectiX’s plan to develop forms and workflow into their integration solution not only provides visibility of asset management within a complex supply chain market but potential to help companies to manage compliance in a regulatory environment. Their extension into automated IoT would further extend their market reach”.

“It is a very proud moment for us”, said Gavin Evans, Founder and CEO. “Thank you to the Judges, to the Australian Government for their backing and to UCLA for their premier research.
Most importantly to the team at ConnectiX – you are a dream team of talent, creativity, exceptional work ethic and integrity. ConnectiX is now well underway and growing quickly. Now with a Consensus Award. Clearly this is the time for ConnectiX.

About Consensus
The Consensus Awards celebrate its 20th year and is regarded as the world’s most successful awards. Independent analysis of the Winners since 1999 shows that 89% of the Winners have gone on to be extremely successful world-wide.
Former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has presented the Consensus Awards twice. In his 2017 message as Prime Minister, he said,
“The Consensus Awards have a history of celebrating some of the most cutting-edge and innovative Australian tech companies, counting world-famous firms Atlassian and WiseTech Global as former recipients. I have no doubt that this year’s recipients will follow in their success.”

For more about ConnectiX, visit www.connectix.com.au or contact [email protected].

May 17, 2019/by Reland Pigte

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