Eight-year old Lexel Project Services (LPS) is a 120-strong project management (PM) firm that is proudly Kiwi-owned, with operations and clients across Auckland, Wellington and other parts of New Zealand.
If you have eaten at a KFC, Pizza Hut, Carl’s Jr or Starbucks café in New Zealand anytime in the last week (or the last few years), then you have already had an interaction with the company behind it all.
Rob Franklin of Lexel Project Services was awarded Project Manager of the Year by the New Zealand chapter of the Project Management Institute (PMINZ) at its third annual awards in Auckland last night.
Virtualisation has been largely responsible for cracking open the market for back-up and business continuity, argues Jake van der Vyver, enterprise business development manager for Lexel (formerly Computer Brokers).
After 21 years as Computer Brokers, the Auckland-based integrator has changed its name and is now known as Lexel Systems.
Four days out from the awards ceremony in Auckland, 65 finalists prepare to battle it out in 19 awards, across seven segments for one prize - the 2015 Microsoft New Zealand Partner Award.