Dismantling Human Services’ legacy system
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What could possibly go wrong?
19 December, 2016DHS tech transformation.
16 November, 2016Amazon, Googler, VMware muscle-in.
31 May, 2016Real time data rich transactions to roll by 2017.
5 November, 2015Opposition demands release of business case and costings.
16 April, 2015Medicare outsourcing in Budget limbo.
13 April, 2015McClure report recommendations set to trigger real-time tech upgrades for Human Services, Tax.
26 February, 2015Poor pay and skills shortage collide with 457 visa crackdown.
11 September, 2014Cross-agency confusion on welfare infrastructure
11 August, 2014By Julian Bajkowski The Australian Medical Association (AMA) has held crisis talks with the head of the federal Department of Health and Ageing, Professor Jane Halton, over the unprecedented walkout of clinical advisors from the nation’s decade long $1 billion effort to build a functional eHealth system. Held on Tuesday, the meeting followed calls by […]
23 August, 2013The $1.8 million Serving Older Australians NBN enabled telehealth project has been launched in WA to support the delivery of home care services. Federal Minister for Regional Communications Sharon Bird launched on Wednesday a National Broadband Network enabled telehealth trial to help support and monitor the health of older Australians in their homes. The project, […]
16 July, 2013By Julian Bajkowski Legacy computer systems at the Australian Taxation Office that extract crucial reporting data on the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) have again been found to have serious shortcomings that pose a threat to the quality of data the taxman produces for the government. In a new report […]
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