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Gulf Air has
appointed Pauric Doyle as its new Vice President Information Technology.
Mr Doyle, who
has more than 20 years of IT experience in the airline industry, will take over his new post in August
2006.
In his new position he is hoping to provide new thrust to Gulf Air's
IT infrastructure through his strong technical background and commercial acumen gained over the years.
Rising from the ranks of Air Lingus, Dublin, where he joined as a senior programmer and worked in various capacities, Mr Doyle moved to the
Emirates Group, Dubai in 1998 as senior IS Manager, where he is now VP Technology Services.
Coming originally from an application development background he has progressed rapidly to a senior management level, amassing skills in
software development, business analysis, project and programme management, all of which has involved managing large teams of both technical
and business staff.
Mr Doyle has vast experience in planning, implementing and delivering successfully a sophisticated and complex IT portfolio.
During his tenure with the Emirates Group Mr Doyle introduced major changes and upgrades to the organisation's IT infrastructure, which resulted
in significant cost savings to the airline.
Hailing from Ireland, Mr Doyle has a bachelor degree in Economics and French from University College, Galway and a graduate diploma in Applied
Computing from University of Limerick. He has also studied for his MBA at University College, Dublin.
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