Celarix, Inc., the leading provider of logistics connectivity and visibility solutions, is pleased to announce the appointment of Sean Burke as vice president, industry - high technology.
In this role, Burke is chartered with focusing on the unique logistics requirements and processes of the high technology industry and the delivery of Celarix' connectivity and visibility solutions to the high technology marketplace.

Burke brings to Celarix deep experience in high technology supply chain strategy development, logistics operations, and supply chain and logistics technology. Prior to joining Celarix, Burke held senior management positions for Logistics Strategy Solutions and for Global Trade, Logistics and Distribution at Agilent Technologies. Burke has also held logistics management positions at Hewlett-Packard.

"The high technology market continues to change and globalize at a fierce pace," said Burke. "Price and margin erosion, evolving distribution models, heightened customer demands and competitive dynamics are changing the face of high technology. I am pleased to spearhead Celarix' initiative to deliver its logistics connectivity and visibility solution to high technology organizations looking to improve on-time deliveries, speed cash-cash cycles, and deliver new levels of customer service."

"We have built a strong senior management team that brings years of industry knowledge and vast expertise in logistics," said Evan Schumacher, CEO. "We are pleased to have Sean lead our efforts in bringing high technology organizations Celarix' connectivity services and high quality logistics information."

About Celarix

Based in Cambridge, Mass., Celarix (www.Celarix.com) is the leading provider of logistics connectivity and visibility solutions for Global 2000 companies looking for performance improvement beyond the "four walls" of their enterprise. Celarix solutions enable customers, including Agilent Technologies, Sharp Electronics, Lowe's and Abercrombie & Fitch, to quickly realize performance improvements through improved customer service, lower transportation costs and faster cash-to-cash cycles.