LogicMonitor appoints Garry Gray as vice president for Australia and New Zealand. LogicMonitor, has appointed Garry Gray as vice president for Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) to lead the company's next phase of growth across the region. Gray will lead LogicMonitor's ANZ business, with responsibility for driving its go-to-market strategy, expanding customer relationships and strengthening its partner ecosystem. He will also focus on developing the ANZ team and bringing LogicMonitor's direct and partner-led strategies together to support enterprise and commercial growth. Gray brings more than 30 years of experience in the technology industry across direct sales, partner ecosystems and senior commercial leadership. Most recently, he led cloud and co-creation across Asia Pacific for Red Hat, working across cloud growth, partnerships and new routes to market. He previously led ecosystem strategy for Red Hat in ANZ, where he focused on strengthening partner relationships and driving business growth. His broader experience spans enterprise sales, cloud, managed services, business development and ecosystem leadership. Across these roles, Gray has built high-performing teams, developed new routes to market and aligned direct sales and partner strategies around shared commercial goals. "Garry brings a strong combination of enterprise and commercial leadership, direct and indirect go-to-market experience and deep knowledge of cloud and partner ecosystems," said Dave Patnaik, Vice President, APAC, LogicMonitor. "Sustainable growth rarely comes from a single route to market. It takes strong direct execution, the right ecosystem, deep customer relationships and teams aligned around shared outcomes. Garry understands how to bring those elements together. He has a strong focus on developing talent and driving high performance, with a leadership style grounded in trust, accountability and customer outcomes. "I'm excited to have Garry join LogicMonitor and look forward to seeing what he and the ANZ team achieve together." Garry joins LogicMonitor as the company advances its strategy for Autonomous IT, helping enterprises move from reactive IT operations towards AI-led workflows. Edwin AI, LogicMonitor's AI operating layer, serves as the front door to IT operations and the primary operating interface for AI-led workflows, supported by the LogicMonitor platform's telemetry, context, automation and governance. "LogicMonitor has a significant opportunity in ANZ as organisations look for better ways to manage increasingly demanding IT environments and move towards more intelligent operations," said Garry Gray, Vice President, Australia and New Zealand, LogicMonitor. "Sustainable growth comes from understanding what customers need, building strong partner relationships and giving teams the clarity and support to execute. I'm looking forward to working with the ANZ team, our partners and our customers to build on LogicMonitor's momentum and grow the business across the region." Gray's appointment strengthens LogicMonitor's leadership in ANZ as the company continues to invest in its partners and customers to support regional growth.

LogicMonitor appoints Garry Gray as ANZ vice president. Tue, 20th Oct 2026 (Today) LogicMonitor has appointed Garry Gray as Vice President for Australia and New Zealand, expanding its regional leadership team. Gray will lead the business across Australia and New Zealand, with responsibility for go-to-market plans, customer relationships and the partner network. He will also oversee the local team and work across direct and partner-led sales as LogicMonitor pursues further growth in the region. He joins with more than 30 years of experience in the technology sector. Most recently, Gray worked at Red Hat, where he led cloud and co-creation across Asia Pacific and previously ran ecosystem strategy in Australia and New Zealand. His background also spans enterprise sales, cloud, managed services, business development and partner leadership. That experience will be applied to aligning direct sales and partner activity around shared commercial goals in the local market. The appointment comes as LogicMonitor continues to build out its operations in Australia and New Zealand. The company positions the region as part of its wider push around what it calls Autonomous IT, a strategy aimed at shifting IT teams from reactive operations to AI-led workflows. That strategy includes Edwin AI, which LogicMonitor describes as an operating layer for IT operations. According to the company, the software acts as an interface for AI-led workflows and is supported by telemetry, context, automation and governance tools within its wider platform. Dave Patnaik, Vice President, APAC, said the appointment reflected Gray's mix of commercial and enterprise leadership, direct and indirect go-to-market experience, and knowledge of cloud and partner ecosystems. "Garry brings a strong combination of enterprise and commercial leadership, direct and indirect go-to-market experience and deep knowledge of cloud and partner ecosystems," said Dave Patnaik, Vice President, APAC, LogicMonitor. Patnaik said sustainable growth depended on strong direct execution, the right ecosystem, deep customer relationships and teams aligned around shared outcomes. "Sustainable growth rarely comes from a single route to market. It takes strong direct execution, the right ecosystem, deep customer relationships and teams aligned around shared outcomes. Garry understands how to bring those elements together. He has a strong focus on developing talent and driving high performance, with a leadership style grounded in trust, accountability and customer outcomes. I'm excited to have Garry join LogicMonitor and look forward to seeing what he and the ANZ team achieve together," Patnaik said. Regional focus Australia and New Zealand remain competitive markets for software suppliers targeting large organisations with complex IT estates. Vendors in this segment are responding to growing demand from companies looking to manage infrastructure, cloud services and digital operations through fewer tools and with more automation. For LogicMonitor, Gray's remit spans both customer expansion and partner engagement, suggesting the company sees both channels as central to its regional strategy. His experience at Red Hat, where partnerships have long been a key route to market, may prove relevant as LogicMonitor looks to deepen its position with customers and resellers across the two countries. Gray said the opportunity in the market was tied to increasing pressure on IT teams. "LogicMonitor has a significant opportunity in ANZ as organisations look for better ways to manage increasingly demanding IT environments and move towards more intelligent operations," said Garry Gray, Vice President, Australia and New Zealand, LogicMonitor. He said the company's plans in the region would depend on customer needs, partner relationships and execution by local teams. "Sustainable growth comes from understanding what customers need, building strong partner relationships and giving teams the clarity and support to execute. I'm looking forward to working with the ANZ team, our partners and our customers to build on LogicMonitor's momentum and grow the business across the region," Gray said.

LogicMonitor expands AI-assisted IT operations capabilities in Southeast Asia. LogicMonitor has announced additional capabilities for its Autonomous IT platform, including AI-assisted investigations, broader monitoring data and governance controls. The company said the features are available to customers in Southeast Asia. Its Edwin AI tools are designed to investigate incidents using application and infrastructure telemetry, including logs and cost information, and recommend next steps for IT teams. The company also said Edwin AI can be accessed through tools including Slack, Microsoft Teams and ServiceNow. LogicMonitor outlined a read-only interface intended to let compatible AI clients access monitoring information. It said identity controls, approvals, audit trails and policy controls are part of its governance approach to automating operational workflows. The company presented the updates at its Elevate 2026 event. The announcement does not establish that the platform resolves incidents autonomously under every customer configuration, and the operational impact has not been independently assessed in the release.