Adam Richards

Adam Richards has a diverse work experience spanning over several decades. Adam'smost recent role was as a Citrix Engineer at Quantium, where they designed and deployed a state-of-the-art XenDesktop 7.11 Windows 10 solution. Prior to that, they worked as a Technical Consultant at Regal Information Technology, where they provided consultation, architecture, design, and integration for Citrix application products. Adam also has experience as a Technical Consultant at Gen-i Australia, specializing in application deployment and virtualization. Adam started their career as a Systems Engineer at PowerLAN, focusing on Terminal Server/MetaFrame pre-sales, consultation, design, and deployment. Before joining these companies, Adam worked as a Freelance Contractor, offering IT consulting, integration, technical writing, and break-fix services. Adam also held prominent roles at Connect.Com.Au Pty Ltd, NetComm Limited, and Intergraph, where they managed various responsibilities related to marketing, technical coordination, and reseller support.

Adam Richards has a diverse education history. In 1985, they attended TAFE NSW and obtained a Certificate in Electronics Engineering. Adam continued their education at TAFE NSW in 1990, where they earned a Certificate in Programming with a focus on FORTH programming language. In 1992, Adam enrolled in AIM and successfully completed the "Train the Trainer" program, which awarded him a Certified Trainer degree.

In 1998, Adam pursued a Microsoft certification and became a Microsoft Certified Professional after completing the MCP program at Microsoft. The following year, in 2000, they attended Cisco and obtained a degree in Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA). Adam further expanded their knowledge in the IT industry by completing a Citrix Certified Administrator (CCAA) degree at Citrix from 2008 to 2012.

Additionally, Adam holds a certification in CCA XenApp/XenDesktop from an undisclosed institution, although the specific details regarding the obtained month and year are not provided.