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Marjanna Frank

Marjanna is responsible for LANSA’s sales and marketing activities in Asia Pacific. Her career started as a COBOL and RPG programmer in the Netherlands, followed by 10 years as a developer, analyst and founding partner at PT Sistima, a small software house in Indonesia, which offered general IT services and its own localized ERP solution. After moving to Sydney, Australia, Marjanna joined Aspect Computing and later LANSA, where her initial responsibilities included developing training materials, consulting on data warehousing projects, developing content such as case studies, blogs and the LANSA Review magazine.

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