Experience

Parsec Pacific

• Australia
• Business Consulting and Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Founder & Principal Consultant

  • Jul 2010 - Present

  Founder and Principal Consultant of Parsec Pacific. Parsec Pacific provides IT Management Consulting Services including IT Program & Project Management (Infrastructure & Agile/SAFe), Business Analysis, Project Audits, Sitecore Consulting, IT Applications Reviews and Selection, Business Process Reviews, FinOps, SecOps, Network Optimisation, Identity Management and Cloud Computing Strategies. We enable organisations to successfully move their software and infrastructure to the Cloud in a controlled manner - reducing risk is our top priority. Based in Sydney, Australia, our customers are generally in the Asia Pacific region. Our services are best utilised by medium to large companies looking to introduce efficiencies through greater use of Business Process Automation and IT applications, including Cloud Computing and/or hardware which supports this infrastructure. Tim Nelson is a consultant IT Program and Project manager (Prince2 and Agile) of medium to large scale programs and projects - with deep experience with digital transformation, web cms (Sitecore), infrastructure change programs (networks,security,firewalls) and application rollouts. He has considerable experience in the Banking and Finance Sector (10 years), Education sector (7 years) and a number of years working with Technology vendors and System Integrators. He has the ability to perform a wide range of IT management engagements and has completed engagements from inception through to completion as well as picked up problematic projects in mid-flight and delivered them successfully. Tim has solid experience in Program Management (5 years +) and extensive Project Management experience (15 years +), including web / digital / content management systems, application rollouts, infrastructure projects like Data Centre change and Network upgrades. He has also completed a number of project quality audits. Show less