James Henderson

Singapore

Editorial Director at Moxie Insights

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Articles

Virtualisation Value: Reset, Rethink, Revive?

1 week ago | moxie-insights.com | James Henderson

Australian businesses have arrived at a virtualisation crossroads, balancing corporate objectives with commercial realities. This is a market increasingly embracing hybrid and multi-cloud strategies, driven by AI-powered workloads, application modernisation and enhanced data management. Yet as an industry, licensing and pricing concerns are dominating conversations as organisations assess the merits of redirecting technology decisions and overhauling solution choices.
AI Driven Predictive Maintenance: Reducing Downtime and Enhancing Productivity in Manufacturing Environments

2 weeks ago | preprints.org | James Henderson |Mark Sanders

You are already at the latest version Predictive maintenance, powered by artificial intelligence (AI), represents a transformative approach in modern manufacturing, significantly reducing equipment downtime and enhancing overall productivity. Traditional maintenance strategies, often reactive or preventive, fail to address the complexities and demands of contemporary manufacturing environments, which require real-time insights and rapid response capabilities.
Data Centre Demand: The Partner Advantage in AI

1 month ago | moxie-insights.com | James Henderson

You’re currently viewing our content for All Regions. You can switch to a different region: As the market pendulum swings from enthusiasm to execution – powered by accelerated customer demand and investment – artificial intelligence (AI) opportunities are emerging at pace in the data centre for Australian partners.
In the M&A services game, always round up

1 month ago | moxie-insights.com | James Henderson

“You know, I’ve kissed a ton of frogs to reach this point,” accepted Simon Xistouris, delivered with a smile but shaded by a serious undertone. This is a CEO that has been very active in the mergers and acquisition (M&A) market for the past 2-3 years – always analysing, endlessly evaluating. If an IT services company was up for sale in Australia, then Xistouris knew about it… the good, the bad and the ugly.
Beyond the rebrand… a lesson in 360-degree transformation

1 month ago | moxie-insights.com | James Henderson

Perhaps the word rebrand has a brand problem. When stitched together, those seven letters suggest a cosmetic makeover shaped by a marketing mandate. All about changing the logo, colour palette and typography. Sometimes even the name. Endless brainstorming, constant post-it noting and non-stop mood-boarding. And don’t forget a new slogan and extensive out-of-home media and customer journey touchpoint campaigns. The fun stuff on steroids, right?
Battling brain cancer, building a business

2 months ago | moxie-insights.com | James Henderson

“The next day, I woke up to someone standing beside my bed – ‘fuck, if you’re an oncologist, it probably is cancer’…”Less than 24 hours earlier, Geoff Augutis underwent an MRI scan following an aphasia diagnosis. This language disorder affects a person’s ability to communicate – an ongoing struggle to start a conversation and extract the right words during a state of mental confusion. Doctors identified a brain tumour but advised that it “probably wasn’t cancerous”. Then the results came back.
Revving up the entrepreneurial engine in Asia

2 months ago | moxie-insights.com | James Henderson

Whether building a business or selling a start-up, Li Wen Chi has been there, done that and got the t-shirt. Today however, the iconic round neck attire has returned… all black with a striking company logo painted on the front, wrapped up in a blazer. Wearing the uniform of the unicorn chasers, this represents second time around for a now serial entrepreneur.
Lessons in leadership... style vs. substance

2 months ago | moxie-insights.com | James Henderson

Always in opposition and seldom combined, style and substance are widely recognised as mutually exclusive qualities in leadership. That tension between outward presentation and tangible actions – charisma to motivate versus credibility to execute. While the most influential leaders depend on both attributes to succeed, balance is essential for long-term effectiveness.
Passing the baton, leading with purpose

2 months ago | moxie-insights.com | James Henderson

On a wet and windy evening in September – as the final acts of winter rained down on a miserable Sydney skyline – Hope McGarry took the microphone. Perched on a high stool in front of 40 aspiring young executives, the opening lines of the Early Career Network (ECN) offered unique insight into the psyche of this industry front-runner. Refreshingly raw, fantastically forthright and effortlessly engaging.
AI in Action: Singapore Edition

2 months ago | moxie-insights.com | James Henderson

You’re currently viewing our content for All Regions. You can switch to a different region: In technology, talk is cheap. Enthusiasm often supersedes execution as businesses clamber on-board the latest marketing bandwagon, kick-starting a hype cycle of emotions and expectations. Today, AI is the focal point of such enthusiasm in Singapore.