Intelligrated appoints new executive vice president and general manager for software group
Kevin Roach brings 30 years of experience in software and automation, having held executive-level positions with Epicor Software, Activant Solutions, Rockwell Software, and General Electric.
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Based in Atlanta, Roach works closely with senior management to grow Intelligrated’s fulfillment execution software capabilities. He leads sales, market development, product development, quality, professional services and investment strategies that leverage the company’s existing fulfillment execution software and technologies, including Vision WMS, WCSPlus, Datria voice and RTS picking technologies. Roach reports to Chris Cole, CEO, Intelligrated.
“Roach brings a strong background of developing enterprise class software organizations within technology companies,” said Cole. “In that respect, he’s an excellent fit to help Intelligrated provide integrated systems and software solutions that deliver enhanced fulfillment speed and accuracy.”
Roach brings more than 30 years of software and automation experience to Intelligrated, holding executive-level positions with Epicor Software, Activant Solutions, Rockwell Software, and General Electric. He holds an MBA from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N.Y.
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