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Bulletproof Group Ltd (ASX:BPF) CEO Interview
- Published May 04, 2015 2:39PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Bulletproof Group Limited is a publicly listed company with offices in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia, and California, USA. Bulletproof Group shares are listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) and are traded under the code BPF.
Founded in 2000, Bulletproof is the leading cloud services provider to business, enterprise and government customers. Bulletproof has consistently been first to market with public and private cloud based services and innovations. Bulletproof was the first company in Australia to launch a public cloud service in 2006 and the first to launch a managed Amazon Web Services (AWS) offering in 2012. Bulletproof became an AWS Premier Consulting partner in 2013 and was re-certified in 2014. Bulletproof’s recent acquisition in the Cloud Consulting space has further enabled the company to help companies leverage the cloud as they disrupt their market, by simplifying the complexity of cloud and enabling its customers’ rapid transformation.
Please listen to Anthony Woodward, CEO and Executive Director, to find out more.
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