Airport IT Support / Network Management / IT Maintenance / IT Service Management

ServiceTec International, Inc. announces the appointment of Philip McDonough as Director Business Development.

Philip joins ServiceTec from ARINC Managed Services (AMS) where he most recently held the role of Senior Principal Account Manager responsible for developing client relationships within the market sector. Previously Philip led on-site teams for AMS at both Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and Vancouver International Airport.  Philip transitioned to the aviation industry after managing distributed computing sectors for CIGNA.

Commenting on the appointment, Lynne Harrison, ServiceTec’s  Executive Vice President said, “I am delighted that Philip has decided to join ServiceTec, bringing with him over 6 years of aviation industry experience in both commercial and operational roles. He will play a key role in ServiceTec’s business development as we continue to expand upon the range of services we offer to existing and potential customers within the transportation sector. Philip is already well known to many IT professionals within the airport community and will be able to continue building upon those relationships with ServiceTec.”

About ServiceTec:
In the fast paced airport environment, airport authorities, airlines, handling agents, and other airport tenants must ensure that their Information Technology systems are running 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Since 1989, ServiceTec has developed and refined the expertise to support business and mission critical systems in airports of all sizes and passenger traffic demands. With over 2 million hours experience, ServiceTec continues to set the standards against which other support companies are measured.

Delivering the full range of managed IT services, ServiceTec supports well in excess of 50,000 system devices and some 1,000 self service devices at the world's busiest airports. Operating from bases in North America, Europe and the Far East, ServiceTec currently supports systems at San Francisco, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Nashville, New York, Oakland, Heathrow, Schiphol, Manchester, Berlin and Munich.