inTechnology Chief Executive Officer Joins IoT Alliance Australia’s Executive Council and Takes Joint Leadership Role in Healthcare Workstream
- Jul 7, 2025
- 3 min read
Updated: Jul 9, 2025
Bringing decades of industry leadership to help shape Australia’s connected healthcare future
Gold Coast, AUSTRALIA; Monday, 7 July 2025— inTechnology Distribution is proud to announce that its CEO and Co-Founder, Mark Winter, will join the Executive Council of the IoT Alliance Australia (IoTAA), the nation’s peak industry body accelerating the adoption and impact of the Internet of Things (IoT) across sectors.
In addition to his Executive Council appointment, Mark will also serve as one of the leaders of IoTAA’s Healthcare Workstream, that defines and promotes the use of trusted data and technology in the health sector, encompassing clinical, wellbeing, and in-home care applications. The workstream’s mission is to drive innovation that improves outcomes, enhances operational performance, and empowers care delivery through connected, secure, and human-centred technology.
With over 25 years of experience leading innovation in enterprise mobility, real-time location systems (RTLS), and IoT-driven transformation, Mark brings a deep understanding of how connected technologies can improve safety, efficiency, and outcomes in complex environments like hospitals, aged care facilities, manufacturing, and logistics.
“I’m honoured to join the Executive Council of IoTAA, especially at such a pivotal time for the Australian IoT ecosystem,” said Mark Winter. “This is an opportunity to drive cross-industry collaboration, shape national policy, and ensure emerging technologies deliver real-world value and not just hype.” “Working in the Healthcare Workstream will allow me to bring together innovators and stakeholders to address some of the sector’s most critical challenges with connected solutions,” Mark said.
“Mark joining the Executive Council and leadership within the Healthcare Workstream comes at an exciting time for the IoT sector,” said Frank Zeichner, CEO of the Internet of Things Alliance Australia (IoTAA).“His depth of experience in deploying real-world IoT solutions, particularly in high-stakes environments like healthcare, brings valuable insight to our mission. With trusted data and technology playing an increasingly vital role across clinical, wellbeing, and in-home care, Mark’s leadership will help ensure that innovation remains grounded in impact, interoperability, and benefit to Australians.”
As the head of inTechnology Distribution, Mark has spearheaded partnerships with global leaders in IoT, mobile duress, and critical communications, with a focus on making technology practical and impactful for frontline workforces. His dual role with the IoTAA strengthens the Alliance’s mission to build a thriving, inclusive, and competitive IoT industry in Australia.
The IoTAA Executive Council comprises senior leaders from across industry, government, and academia, and serves as the Alliance’s principal decision-making body. Together, they guide national initiatives around IoT interoperability, cybersecurity, sustainability, skills development, and emerging standards.
For more information about the IoT Alliance Australia and its Executive Council, visit: https://iot.org.au.
About inTechnology Distribution
Founded in 1999, inTechnology Distribution is a high performance technology distributor with a track record of bringing category defining solutions to market. With deep expertise across communications, mobility, security, and location based technologies, the company has become a trusted partner to healthcare, correctional services, logistic and warehousing throughout Australia, New Zealand, and the Asia Pacific.
Now expanding its global footprint, inTechnology has entered a new growth phase powered by a clear digital identity, a bold international strategy, and a culture built on speed, grit, and impact.
Known for spotting disruptive technologies before the market catches up, inTechnology works with global innovators including Spok, Spectralink, Quuppa, AiRISTA Flow, Sidos Systems and more, to deliver real world outcomes in high stakes environments.
inTechnology Distribution is not traditional distribution. This is a company built to lead what comes next.
About the Internet of Things Alliance Australia (IoTAA)
The Internet of Things Alliance Australia (IoTAA) is the leading industry body dedicated to advancing Australia’s connected future. We bring together over 500 organisations across industry, government, and academia to accelerate the adoption of safe, trusted, and impactful IoT and AIoT technologies.
Our mission is to build a data-smart nation—one that leverages connected intelligence to drive sustainability, improve productivity, and empower people through secure and ethical innovation. From smart infrastructure and healthcare to energy and manufacturing, IoTAA fosters collaboration, sets national standards, and drives initiatives that unlock real-world outcomes.
Through shared knowledge, strategic partnerships, and forward-thinking leadership, IoTAA is shaping the digital transformation of Australia.
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