Nintex, the recognized global leader in workflow and content automation (WCA), announced the company has promoted†Ryan Duguid†to†Senior Vice President Technology Strategy,†a newly created executive position. In his expanded role, Duguid will leverage his 20-plus years of global IT experience to define the technology and product strategy across the Nintex R&D organization. He will continue to serve as an external spokesperson at industry and partner events and engaging with industry influencers including press and analysts.
“Ryan Duguid†has been instrumental in shaping the direction of our workflow technology since he joined the company five years ago,” says†Nintex CTO†Alain Gentilhomme. “I’m excited for Ryan to help us further refine our product strategy to ensure Nintex is delivering the industry’s best intelligent process automation solutions that drive continued success for our worldwide customers and partners.”
Duguid joined Nintex in 2012 and most recently served as the company’s Vice President of Product where he led a global team of software engineers and product managers responsible for conceptualizing and launching Nintex Workflow Cloud, a cloud-first workflow platform that was introduced in late 2016. Prior to that, Duguid served as Nintex Vice President of Product Management.
Before Nintex, Duguid spent six years at Microsoft in key senior product management positions within the Microsoft Office Division. He was instrumental in bringing SharePoint 2010 to market, and developed strategic programs to drive SharePoint adoption and expand SharePoint’s capabilities in customer engagement, content management, compliance, and analytics. During his career, Duguid also worked in the IT industry throughout†New Zealand,†Australia, the†United Kingdom†and†the United States. He founded a successful web development company, connected the island nation of†Niue†to the Internet, and helped establish†New York†and†London†offices for a†New Zealand†software firm.
Duguid holds Bachelor of Science degrees in Computer Science and Psychology from†Victoria University†of†Wellingtonin†New Zealand.
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