Wild Tech appoints Dan Whittle to lead AI services growth

Wild Tech has appointmented Dan Whittle as General Manager of Managed Services, aiming to advance the company's AI-driven technology solutions.

Dan Whittle, an industry veteran, will lead the expansion of Wild Tech's Managed Services Division. He previously worked at Cheap as Chips, where he played a key role in transforming the retailer's technology systems, including implementing cloud ERP, launching online businesses, deploying automated payroll, and expanding live data infrastructure across numerous stores. Whittle's practical experience in creating scalable, AI-ready infrastructures is expected to guide his new role at Wild Tech.

"With Dan's leadership, we're strengthening our focus on delivering solutions that empower businesses to navigate an increasingly complex technology landscape. This division expansion reflects our vision to prepare organisations for the future of AI, cloud, and advanced digital capabilities," said Grant Wild, CEO of Wild Tech.

The company's managed services have been enhanced to include AI-ready infrastructure, advanced IT support, cyber risk management, and modern workplace solutions. These services utilise Microsoft technologies like Azure Virtual Desktop, Azure Sentinel, and Microsoft 365 with Copilot, enabling businesses to incorporate AI tools, streamline operations, and secure critical business data.

Dan Whittle described the focus of their solutions: "Our solutions focus on mitigating risk, enhancing operational efficiency, and empowering teams with AI-driven tools. From AI-powered 24/7 service desks to scalable cloud platforms, we aim to deliver services that not only meet immediate business needs but also position clients for long-term success in a digital-first world."

Wild Tech's Managed Services Division offers a robust suite of services covering cloud infrastructure management, device lifecycle services, and ITIL-based service desk operations. The division also provides tailored solutions for crucial transitional periods, such as the Windows 10 end-of-life in October 2025, by assisting businesses in upgrading their systems to comply with Windows 11 requirements.

Wild Tech aims to utilise AI and cloud innovations to support enterprise growth. Their services are designed to improve collaboration, enhance workflows, minimise disruptions, and establish a scalable platform for sustainable growth. By incorporating AI solutions like Azure Cognitive Services and Power BI analytics, clients can derive actionable insights and maintain competitive advantage in their respective industries.

This expansion is part of Wild Tech's ongoing commitment to helping businesses succeed in a technology-centric future. The company's focus on skilled resources, advanced solutions, and AI-driven offerings places it in a position to be at the forefront of managed services advancement.