Displaying items by tag: software as a service (SaaS)

GUEST OPINION:  Having the right technology in your stack can stop your business making expensive errors early on.

Queensland design, construction, project management and land development company BMD Group and enterprise Software as a Service (SaaS) provider TechnologyOne have joined forces in a new seven-year, $17 million partnership that will see the nation’s “largest privately owned civil contractor” invest in a major technology upgrade to transform and power a pipeline of approximately $2bn of projects in Australia every year.

Australian-listed voice communications software provider Symbio says the 2022 financial year was transformational and has set the foundations for the company’s international scale and expansion.

A growing number of Australian enterprises have made the switch and, for the rest, it’s only a matter of time.

GUEST OPINION by Claudia Pirko, ANZ Regional Vice President, BlackLine:  Has your business moved some or all of its core software applications to the cloud? For a growing number of local organisations, the answer is a resounding ‘yes’.

There will be a massive $224 billion economic dividend for the Australian economy by turbo-charging investments in digital transformation, according to new economic analysis just published for the first time.

As digital transformation reshapes the labour market and Australian businesses face a deepening skills shortage, new research reveals the impact demand for digital skills is having on job prospects and earning potential for employees across finance and accounting, technology, business support and marketing.

GUEST OPINION by Ashley Diffey, Ping Identity:  The business strategy dubbed ‘digital transformation’ has been part of the forward plans of many organisations for years. Their aim has been to take advantage of rapidly evolving technologies to improve efficiencies and drive growth.

Data management specialist Cohesity now offers its DataProtect backup product on an as-a-service basis hosted in the Amazon Web Services Asia Pacific (Sydney) region, and has extended the product to support Microsoft 365 applications.

Public services software company Civica’s CX Housing cloud-based solution has been seected by social housing providers Mission Australia and Ōtautahi Community Housing Trust to enable them to deliver improved customer centric services to over 4,700 residents low- and moderate-income households in Australia, and a further 2,300 low-income housing properties in New Zealand.

Whether you’re a small business, a huge enterprise or somewhere in between, Bitrix24 delivers an incredibly integrated online workspace with all the tools you need in one online suite, accessible from any device, with a virtual office, video calls, tasks and projects, a CRM, contact centre, website and online store builder, and more!

Whether you’re a small business, a huge enterprise or somewhere in between, Bitrix24 delivers an incredibly integrated online workspace with all the tools you need in one online suite, accessible from any device, with a virtual office, video calls, tasks and projects, a CRM, contact centre, website and online store builder, and more!

Fibre broadband networks company Vine Networks has selected a networkaccess, software as a Service (SaaS) fibre network management platform from location intelligence solution provider for telecommunications, The Spatial Distillery Company.

Western Australia’s Curtin University has turned to software provider TechnologyOne to bolster its Software as a Service (SaaS) ERP solution, as it works to respond to the unprecedented impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Australian startup and big data, AI solutions provider Reejig has completed a $2.2 million first capital raising, with the funding to be used to scale its next generation Software as a Service (SaaS).

Australian-listed artificial intelligence solutions provider SenSen Networks has commenced trials of its recently launched Gemineye smartphone-based smart city solution in Thailand.

Western Australia’s Curtin University has signed a three-year SaaS agreement with listed ICT services company TechnologyOne to digitally transform its administrative and student management processes for more than 56,000 students and 4000 staff.

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

Mutual financial company Australian Military Bank has gone live with the Infosys Finacle banking solution to drive its digital transformation program.

Fujitsu has announced that the Clean Energy Regulator will use ServiceNow in the Protected Cloud platform as a Software as a Service offering, making CER the third Federal Government agency to sign up to Fujitsu’s industry cloud for government, built on Vault Protected Cloud.

Software vendor TechnologyOne has launched its enterprise Software as a Service solution, 2018A, designed for government, higher education and asset intensive industries.