TimeLink Appoints Director of Global Professional Services

TimeLink, a premier provider of enterprise workforce management solutions, appoints Sean Safieh as Director of Global Professional Services.

Purchase, NY (PRWEB) December 21, 2008 -- TimeLink, one of the premier providers of enterprise workforce management (EWM) and data collection solutions announces that Sean Safieh has been appointed to TimeLink's management team as Director of Global Professional Services.

Before joining TimeLink, Mr. Safieh worked for a leading technology consulting company as well as a major telecommunications provider, responsible for full life-cycle design and implementation of web applications. Since joining TimeLink in 2004 as a Project Manager, responsible for the TimeLink Enterprise 6 product, Mr. Safieh has led many customer implementations of TimeLink's workforce management solutions globally. He has extensive experience implementing customers in multiple verticals including Energy, Retail, Manufacturing, Healthcare, and Higher Education integrating with multiple ERP systems including SAP, PeopleSoft, Oracle and Lawson. Mr. Safieh holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from The University of Delaware.

"Sean has exhibited a truly high level of dedication since joining TimeLink in 2004. I am confident that he will continue to support and enhance TimeLink's success as Director of Global Professional Services," stated Edward M. Rizzo, Jr. CEO and President of TimeLink. "Sean will add an additional level of excellence to an already outstanding management team."

About TimeLink
TimeLink is the premier provider of enterprise workforce management and data collection solutions that enable organizations to both enhance employee productivity and leverage their investment in technology. Its powerful application functionality includes: the most robust employee time and attendance calculation engine available, leave management, benefit accruals, employee scheduling and labor activity tracking. TimeLink also offers products that can directly integrate base data with existing mission critical systems, such as an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system.

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