Symatrix makes senior appointment to drive continued managed services growth

Alan Parkinson brings 15 years of IT and service delivery expertise to the role

MANCHESTER, UK – 28th September 2022 – Symatrix, a Manchester-based Oracle HCM and ERP partner, has appointed Alan Parkinson as its new Managed Services Director. The move serves to strengthen the company’s expansion in its managed services offering and support the business as it expects to see a revenue growth of over 30% this year.   

Alan’s appointment comes at a time of ambitious growth plans for the firm, with continued expansion of its managed services offerings, in addition to consulting services. The knowledge provided by him will help contribute to these strategies, whilst he looks to maintain and enhance focus on quality and value, creating services for customers moving forward. 

He brings 15 years of IT and service delivery expertise to the role, having attained experience in highly regulated industries. He has held managerial roles across a number of global organisations and has been the recipient of numerous awards both individually and as part of a team. Among the accolades, has been recognition for innovation, security and North West Young IT Professional. 

Alan said, “There’s a great opportunity for Symatrix to expand its managed services offering and I’m excited to be heading up this growth. My background and experience in IT and service delivery will help me to hit the ground running and make an immediate impact.” 

Chris Brooks, Managing Director, Symatrix, said: “Alan brings a wealth of experience in driving innovation and quality for customers. We’re hugely looking forward to having him join the management team to help us maintain and grow our strong net promoter score of 43, a key measure of customer experience, and continued expansion. Alan becomes a part of the Symatrix team at a time of growth across our entire service portfolio, including managed services. This latest senior appointment will assist in taking Symatrix to the next level.”