Software that forecasts infrastructure deterioration and data analysis that reviews processes are among the tools helping local governments to improve asset management.
Tag: software
Paul Shetler on the new industrial revolution: Digital disruption
Transformation not transition, argues Shetler.
Sydney council uses machine learning to crack down on parking pests
Manly Council polices tourist buses and mobility parking spots.
Defence taps SAP for new $86 million deal across finance, logistics and engineering
Five year upgrade deal for incumbent vendor.
Government tech buying could spearhead multinational tax crackdown
Overseas software licensing in the crosshairs.
Inaccurate fixed asset registers cost governments time and money
Herculean task of tagging and registering over 80,000 armoury items.
Aussie Feds cloud challenge to Microsoft Office, Exchange
Desktop and Mail As-a-Service.
Finance launches investigation into ERP software costs
By Julian Bajkowski The Department of Finance has put some of the world’s biggest business software companies on notice that their lucrative contracts will soon be the subject to a…
Queensland releases government technology vision
By Julian Bajkowski The Queensland Government has set out its grand vision for recasting how the state’s public sector buys and consumes more than $1.6 billion a year in technology…
IBM banished from new QLD government work
By Julian Bajkowski The Queensland government has moved swiftly to punish multinational technology and services vendor IBM over the $1.2 billion software disaster that crippled the state’s health department payroll…
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