xAmplify, Canberra’s leading provider of IT services and sovereign secure AI technologies, has announced that Mr Daniel Keys will be joining the company on 1 March 2022 as Head of Futures and Innovation. 

In his current role as the Chief Information Officer (CIO) at the Australian Department of Health, Mr Keys has been instrumental in leading the delivery of innovative, sustainable, and secure ICT to support better health outcomes for all Australians. 

xAmplify’s CEO Ken Maxwell praised Mr Keys’ past experiences. 

“After a long and successful career in the Australian Public Service and with his deep experience in driving technology innovation across Government, we are extremely fortunate to have Daniel join us,” he said. 

“Daniel is an inspiring leader and has a proven track record in delivering critical services and innovation for the Australian community. He brings the calibre of thinking and leadership we need as we expand our service offering in the market.” 

Mr Keys will be joining xAmplify as they solidify their position in the market, improving the Australian Government and businesses through the world’s most innovative technology, services, and people. 

“xAmplify is on an exciting journey, and with a great team in place, great partners, and the world’s best technology, they are successfully delivering new and exciting technology to their clients. This is an exciting time for the company and one I am really proud to be joining,” said Mr Keys. 

With over 20 years of experience in the Australian Public Service, Mr Daniel Keys has performed pivotal roles delivering IT services as CIO at the Civil Aviation Safety Authority, on the Whole of Government Platforms Taskforce at the Digital Transformation Agency.

He has also served as Assistant Commissioner in Enterprise Architecture and Technology Strategy at the Australian Taxation Office following his time as a Solution Architect at Centrelink.

“The appointment of Daniel as Head of Futures and Innovation at xAmplify further adds to our tremendous growth over the past four years,” Mr Maxwell said. 

We are now even better placed to drive new initiatives, deliver digital transformation and IT services, and provide exceptional, innovative experiences to our clients.” 

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