Aleks T.

The Industry leading Blockchain Cybersecurity and Smart Contract Auditing Firm.

I created TecHaus to bring all of my skills and experience into one place. I have worked in innovation and technology for over 20 years and after selling my company in 2015, I continued to work in the innovation and technology space but more like Freelance. It had become obvious that while I was still working in the innovation and technology space I needed to work under a banner. An organisation that I could bring all of my experience into and build out. TecHaus was born. Our first assignments were mining companies in Australia, London and South Africa. After that we expanded to professional sports in Australia and then Papua New Guinea. Then it was banking infrastructure using blockchain and crypto technology. Then it was a tourism business in Papua New Guinea. Then it was medical software. All of these assignments contained some of the ICT management skills that I had developed over the last 20 years and most of them contained a significant amount of coaching and training around innovation mindset and strategy. Coaching and training around innovation mindset and strategy has become a large part of TecHaus' business and a large part of the reason why our customers have succeeded despite the challenges.

TecHaus is an IT Consulting company providing fractional Chief Technology Officer services to organisations globally. My role at TecHaus is to provide my extensive CTO experience to TecHaus's customers globally.

Commercial construction company based in Sydney, Australia

TStreet is an international language translation and communications company headquartered in Brisbane Australia. I was bought into TStreet because while they had spent millions of dollars building their technology and IP portfolio over the previous 5 years, they were not getting traction (customers). It was my job to find out why their products were not selling, fix those issues and get customers. To solve that, 1. I rebranded the business 2. Developed the IP to translate the formatting of a document, not the text, which reduced translation times by up to 90% and allowed people to get a document that looked the same in any language. 3. Created the T Code that allows for any document to be accessible in another language or format. 4. Worked to create the tech stack with the CTO that made TStreet's IP accessible to its customers. 4. Expanded their customer base to Europe, America & Asia 5. Got household names using their tech, like Australia Post and Visy. It was an incredible journey, to work with people so passionate about translation and communications, to create IP and tech that can make a difference in millions of peoples lives and to create a brand that could find itself on every document on the planet.

Patinack Farm was (until sold) a national thoroughbred racing stud, at its height it was the largest locally owned horse stud in Australia. I was the Chief Technology Officer for Patinack Farm from the start of operations, we started by registering the domain name and built their entire IT Department from there. Within a few months Patinack Farm had hundreds of employees across over 15 sites located throughout Australia, with a significant portion of the workforce being mobile. When the iPhone was released in Australia in July 2008, we used it to assist Patinack Farm to expand quickly throughout the country. When hotspotting from your phone became allowed on the Telstra network, we rolled it out throughout the business. At our peak, we managed hundreds of Apple iPhones. To further assist the rapid expansion of Patinack Farm and its related entities, we rolled out a custom VOIP phone system, which connected many sites together and required little to no technical knowledge to physically service. There were many firsts required that allowed Patinack Farm to be the largest locally owned horse stud in Australia within months of it being founded.

Commercial Construction