About Seddon Technologies
Technology with purpose. Development with discipline.
Seddon Technologies is an Australian technology development company focused on identifying complex real-world problems and developing practical, proprietary solutions.
Our work combines strategic analysis, research, technical development and practical validation. Rather than beginning with a predetermined product, we examine existing systems and environments to identify where technology can create meaningful improvement.
Seddon Technologies is building capabilities intended to improve the way organisations, infrastructure and connected systems operate, communicate and respond. Individual projects are progressed through structured stages of research, development, validation and commercial assessment.
KEITH KISSACK
Keith brings more than 39 years of operational experience with Victoria Police to Seddon Technologies, including extensive frontline service..
Leadership
His experience provides Seddon Technologies with valuable insight into operational environments, organisational requirements and the practical realities that must be considered when developing technology intended for real-world deployment.
Keith also holds a Graduate Certificate in Management.
NICK KOUTROUMANIS
Nick is a Melbourne-based technologist and business operator with a degree in accounting and experience across Australia and Southeast Asia.
With a foundation in finance and business, Nick brings a commercially disciplined approach to strategy, project development and technology innovation. His experience spans project management, information technology and entrepreneurship, with a particular focus on identifying real-world problems and developing practical pathways from concept through to commercialisation.
Building for what comes next
Seddon Technologies continues to explore and develop proprietary technology opportunities with the potential to address meaningful real-world challenges. Further information on individual projects will be released as they reach the appropriate stage of development.
