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Procurement policies leave local tech out in the cold

Posted on   |  by James Riley
Australian government tech procurement practices have fallen out of step with global best practice, leaving local tech companies without the same support enjoyed by international peers. While Australia’s major...

Consultants’ PEMS review follows project in blowing out

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
EY’s contract to review Parliament’s expenses reporting system has followed the troubled software project in blowing out in cost and time, netting the consulting giant more than $400,000 and...

Procurement tweak sharpens local tech sector’s edge

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Australian government tech suppliers are celebrating the Albanese government’s procurement rule changes, which will see more consideration of a seller’s broader economic benefit like intellectual property transfer and taxes....

$345m GovERP salvage mission underway

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
A salvage mission is underway into the government’s $345 million attempt to consolidate government enterprise resource planning systems, as the Finance department prepares agencies for a move to cheaper...

What next for shared services after GovERP decision

Posted on   |  by Ed Chung
Typing pools were once the height of cutting-edge business practices and technological sophistication. Fast forward to today, and we might chuckle at their portrayal in the movies and TV...

SAP cost comparison led to GovERP’s downfall

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
The high cost of pushing SAP into Canberra’s legion of smaller, less complex agencies was behind the federal government’s recent decision to abandon its enterprise resource planning system (ERP)...

No end in sight for TAFE NSW’s Oracle rollout

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
A long-running project to replace TAFE NSW’s student management system remains incomplete more than five years after it began, with the public training provider missing the planned completion last...