Network monitoring specialist expands APAC leadership team
Network monitoring specialist Paessler AG has expanded its APAC leadership team with the appointment of TeeHaw Pang as Asia Pacific regional director.
Based in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia, Pang joins the company from the digital infrastructure provider Tata Communications and has worked in the IT industry for over 20 years.
Pang will work with Daniel Sultana, who has recently been promoted to Asia Pacific Regional Director, based out of Sydney.
As the region’s two key leads, Pang and Sultana will work to support the company’s overall growth strategy and further expand its footprint in the enterprise market.
Both business development roles will focus on building relationships with alliance and integration partners, to provide holistic solutions to both customers and end users.
Integral to this strategy, Pang and Sultana will highlight Paessler’s “unique approach to network monitoring”, which “grants users” a view of their network infrastructure.
With about 200,000 IT administrators in over 170 countries currently using PRTG, Paessler’s latest solution, PRTG Enterprise Monitor, offers flexible monitoring for large IT environments with more than 5000 users, or devices.
PRTG Enterprise Monitor provides visibility and control to IT teams managing complex infrastructures with devices and systems across multiple locations. This is particularly critical as more organisations move to a remote working framework.
Paessler’s Enterprise PRTG solution is a monitoring tool and is designed to be both intuitive and customisable for customers.
PRTG Enterprise Monitor builds on this solid foundation, allowing IT teams to managing the increasing risk of failures and outages in complex distributed environments, said Pang.
“I’m looking forward to building on the success of both PRTG and PRTG Enterprise Monitor in the region to support businesses as they navigate the complex challenges created by COVID-19,” he said. “As more organisations shift to a work from home model, we want to ensure they can take advantage of Paessler’s capabilities at a cost they can afford.”
