TCR, Inc. announces Kym Henderson Vice President of Enterprise Technology

TCR, a leading provider of Project Visibility solutions for Enterprise Environments, today announced that Kym Henderson has been appointed Vice President of Enterprise Technology. In his role, Mr. Henderson will direct worldwide business development activities of TCR’s Enterprise Technology division and will be a key contributor to the company’s international software and cross-sector growth strategies.

“Kym brings vast Earned Value Management expertise combined with its practical application to TCR”, said Sue Gibson,
Sales & Marketing Director, TCR. “His experience in orchestrating the execution and management of projects across a broad range of industries and continents, not only adds depth to our NOVUS suite, but allows TCR to offer our clients a complete Enterprise solution for critical project visibility.

Mr. Henderson is the current Vice-President Elect of Research & Standards for the Project Management Institute (PMI) College of Performance Management (CPM). Mr. Henderson has extensive project and program directorship experience in the Information Technology space for both corporate and government entities. Prior to TCR, Henderson was the Project Management Principal in the Project Management Services division of Oakton Ltd, an Australian-based consulting firm, where Mr. Henderson was responsible for providing extensive project reviews and evaluations, in addition to “project recovery” services, to large and/or complex project environments within the corporate and government sectors.

In conjunction with his extensive professional experience, which includes management positions with globally recognized IT corporations such as IBM, Compaq, Hewlett-Packard, Unisys and Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), Mr. Henderson is an accomplished and recognized teacher, author and researcher of advanced project management principles. Kym teaches “Applying Earned Value Concepts to Commercial IT Projects” for the PMI SeminarsWorld program (2005-2007) and is also an experienced PMI Component Leader as the immediate past Education Director (2003-2007) of the PMI Sydney chapter where he implemented a highly regarded chapter education program. Mr. Henderson has presented at many international conferences and published papers in various publications including the PMI Measurable News, Crosstalk – The Journal of Defense Software Engineering, and as part of the proceedings of the PMI Global Congresses. His research and standards interest lie in transitioning advanced project management concepts to practical application. Mr. Henderson believes advancing these practices adds value to the Earned Value Management and Project Management community. Mr. Henderson has won numerous awards ranging from an Outstanding Performance Award from Unisys to an Army Commendation Medal from the United States Army.

“Kym’s international project management experience and involvement in the global project management community expands the scope of TCR to address Enterprise Project issues”, says Herman Dejong, Director, TCR. “Combining Kym’s knowledge and experience with our existing infrastructure, allows TCR to respond to the project visibility needs of the Enterprise.

Mr. Henderson is a graduate of the University of Technology (Sydney NSW Australia) where he received a Masters of Applied Science (Computing) degree in addition to a Bachelor of Business (Computing) degree. He also holds a Bachelor of Business (Accounting) degree from the Kuring-Gai College of Advanced Education, Linfield NSW Australia.

About TCR
TCR is the leader in providing software solutions to project-intensive industries which enables executives and stakeholders the visibility to mitigate project risk, improve project performance and ensure Sarbanes-Oxley compliance throughout all projects. TCR’s products combine proven project management methodologies and today’s cutting edge technology to deliver rapid implementations into even the most complex enterprise environments. TCR is headquartered on the SAP campus in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania. For more information, please visit www.tcrproducts.com