Role
Shane is the Chief Technology Officer at UNIFY Solutions.
Experience
Shane has over 20 years experience developing enterprise software solutions, and has been with UNIFY Solutions for 14 years, the last 8 as Chief Technology Officer.
Education
Shane has a Bachelor of Engineering (Computer) Hons I from the University of Wollongong.
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