About ConnectiX

Bridging gaps in supply chain collaboration since 2010.

01 Our story

Founded on research, built for Australian operators

2010

Founded on research

Established in 2010, ConnectiX is the result of an extensive research program undertaken by the University of California, which identified gaps in the supply chain marketplace relating to collaboration across organisations in asset management, field services management, logistics and supply chain.

Today

Bridging the gap

ConnectiX was designed to fill this gap by bringing together the data input into disparate internal systems and between service organisations and contractors, allowing it to be shared and captured securely, all in real time.

Australian

Australian innovation

ConnectiX is Australian developed and has a corporate headquarters in Sydney, partnering with global providers to deliver services internationally. As a proud recipient of a Federal Government Grant for early stage commercialisation, ConnectiX has solutions deployed with several of Australia's largest asset and infrastructure owners.

An operations room monitoring connected sites

02 We are connected

Our partners

Trusted relationships that drive innovation.

DXC

ConnectiX is a DXC Partner.

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IBM

ConnectiX was the first SaaS product to be available on the IBM Global Marketplace, and as such has passed IBM's stringent security compliances.

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Atturra

ConnectiX has partnered with Atturra to deliver the ConnectiX platform to government and enterprise clients.

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03 Our leadership

Meet the team guiding ConnectiX forward

Gavin Evans

Managing Director and Founder

Edward Mandla

Non-Executive Director

Partnership opportunities

Consultants and service providers

ConnectiX partners with a variety of consultants and service providers who act as both resellers and implementation partners. ConnectiX has a partner's program and welcomes all consultants and service providers operating in the supply chain and asset management space.

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