Tasmania’s digital transformation underway
Tasmanian government departments are transitioning financial systems to the cloud.
4 November, 2020
Posts Tagged: TechnologyOne
Sponsored: accelerating the new normal
Surprising research shows what, and who is driving tech decisions in local government.
3 September, 2020
Keeping major rail infrastructure projects on track
The Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) has enlisted TechnologyOne to digitally revolutionise its procurement systems across the 8500km national freight rail network.
3 August, 2020
TechnologyOne continues local government success
In 2017 listed Australian software supplier TechnologyOne signed 240 new deals with local government authorities across Australia, New Zealand and the UK. These included implementations of systems previously ordered, and many councils transitioning to the new OneCouncil Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) cloud-based system. But the year was clouded by the company’s legal battle with Australia’s largest LGA, […]
11 January, 2018
TechnolgyOne gets another Shared Services hub
Adrian Di Marco Brisbane-based enterprise software company TechnologyOne has secured a shared services hub contract with the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science (DIIS). It is the second shared services hub contract the Government has signed with TechnologyOne – the first was with the Department of Treasury in November 2015. Like the Treasury deal, the […]
30 October, 2017
Merged council says it followed procurement rules over $9m IT contract
Pleads ‘extenuating circumstances’
6 June, 2017
De-amalgamated Noosa Council begins afresh in the cloud
A Queensland council that was part of a major de-amalgamation push in 2013 has moved swiftly to cloud computing after totally rebuilding its information technology department.
24 March, 2014
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