Panagiotis Menoudakis Netcompany-Intrasoft

Mr. Menoudakis has been working with Netcompany-Intrasoft for the last 14 years, currently holding the position of “Director of Product Marketing” for the Public Sector. Leading multiple teams of Product Managers and Consultants, the position is primarily responsible for Netcompany-Intrasoft’s Product Strategy, Releasing/Roadmap, and Positioning in the international market. Key activities of the department include the definition of products scope and roadmap, coordination with product development teams, communication with international projects using the products, presales and promotional activities, provision of consultancy services. Prior to the current engagement, Mr. Menoudakis has worked with Netcompany-Intrasoft from different positions of Product Management orientation, through which he contributed in establishing multiple product control processes, monitoring mechanisms, agile implementation methodology, Product Releasing framework and helped shape the company’s Product strategy at Group level. Business areas of applied product focus included Customs, Trade Facilitation and Compliance. During the first 5 years at Netcompany-Intrasoft, from the position of “Global Customs & Trade Senior Business Manager” (2009 - 2015) he was responsible for planning and running Sales Coverage Campaigns, Solution Awareness events and building new partnerships in the business area of Customs & Trade. Prior to Netcompany-Intrasoft, Mr. Menoudakis was employed by XEROX Hellas for 11 years holding critical managerial positions including: Pre-Sales Analyst Manager (1998 - 2001), Production Systems Marketing Manager (2001 - 2004), Large-Scale Projects Manager & 6σ Specialist (2004 - 2009) His early career steps had a technical orientation working for IBM Canada as “Senior Associate Development Analyst” for 4 years and at INTRACOM as “Senior Development Engineer” for 1 year. Mr. Menoudakis graduated from the National University of Athens with a BSc degree in Applied Electronics / Physics (1991) and from McMaster University in Canada with a MSc degree in Computer Science (1993)