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Australian-listed enterprise software company TechnologyOne has signed a two-year software-as-a-service deal to implement its fully integrated OneCouncil solution for Chelmsford City Council in the UK.

ICT services company TechnologyOne has selected enterprise cloud communications provider RingCentral Australia to streamline customer engagement and connect its global workforce for increased innovation and productivity.

Business units are now the major drivers behind technology spend in Australia and New Zealand, causing business-wide integration challenges at unprecedented levels, according to a newly released study.

Australian-listed ICT services company TechnologyOne has claimed a 15% year-on-year increase in business, signing 276 new deals across Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom in the 2018 full year, primarily across the local government sectors.

Australian listed enterprise software company TechnologyOne has lifted profits for the 2018 financial year by 15% to $66.5 million over 2017.

Residential aged care provider Infinite Care has become the first aged care provider to implement TechnologyOne and Telstra Health’s integrated aged care solution.

Australian-listed ICT services company TechnologyOne has been selected by the UK’s group of science museums, the Science Museum Group, to modernise and transform its existing financial business system.

Listed enterprise software company TechnologyOne and the Australian arm of global non-profit organisation Opportunity International have helped 12,000 children living in poverty through their philantrophic partnership with the goal of ultimately reaching 500,000 children and their families in need.

The City of South Perth has inked an eight-year software-as-a-service deal with enterprise software provider TechnologyOne as it undergoes significant digital transformation.

Australian enterprise software as a service provider TechnologyOne has delivered its Human Resources and Payroll software as a service solution to automate pay for New Zealand Government employees and contractors across three agencies.

Victoria University has signed a new seven-year deal with enterprise software provider TechnologyOne to transform Vocational Education and Training student management to a secure cloud environment.

Enterprise software company TechnologyOne has secured an eight-year, multi-million dollar deal with Moreton Bay Regional Council to replace a legacy on-premise solution with its full OneCouncil enterprise Software as a Service solution.

Enterprise software company TechnologyOne has extended its five-year partnership with Noosa Shire Council for another eight years and announced a second multi-million dollar deal for its OneCouncil SaaS solution.

Contact centre solutions company Genesys has appointed former Oracle senior executive David Janssen as vice-president of professional services for Asia Pacific and Japan.

South Australia’s City of Mitcham local council has implemented an enterprise software solution from TechnologyOne as part of its shift towards an improvement in customer services.

A former cloud project manager at the tech firm TechnologyOne has filed a complaint with the Australian Human Rights Commission, alleging discrimination on the grounds of her sex, disability and race, and also victimisation.

Enterprise software solutions company TechnologyOne says it is investing $49.9 million in FY 2017 as part of its goal to foster innovation throughout the company.

Listed enterprise software company TechnologyOne (ASX:TNE) says it signed 240 new deals across Australia, New Zealand and the UK in 2017. This included deals valued at $40 million with Australian local government bodies.

Brisbane-based enterprise software-as-a-service company TechnologyOne (ASX:TNE) has expanded the reach of its charity foundation for 2018 - with a pledge to help 500,000 children and their families in India free themselves from poverty – through a new partnership with Opportunity International Australia.

A very public and ugly stoush between Brisbane-based enterprise software firm TechnologyOne and Brisbane City Council over TechnologyOne’s delivery of a Local Government Systems programme has now been settled in private.