TechnologyOne stories - Page 5

The education sector is swiftly moving towards cloud and mobile solutions, says TechnologyOne, which has gained numerous major clients globally this year.

TechnologyOne saw revenue and profit increases for FY15, but the company's financials also show the cost of growing a cloud business.

TechnologyOne has inked a $5.8m deal software-as-a-service deal with the federal Department of Treasury, which will also expand to other departments.

TechnologyOne has continued its acquisition path, snapping up asset management consulting and software firm Jeff Roorda and Associates in a $10m deal.

Wellington City Council is consolidating many of its more than 120 current separate IT systems onto TechnologyOne’s cloud platform.

TechnologyOne plans to use this acquisition to further reinforce its strategic focus on providing relevant enterprise solutions for key customers.

AsureQuality, the New Zealand based food safety and biosecurity services company, has completed a successful move to the TechnologyOne Cloud.

Why does the WCC think that there is not a single IT company in Wellington or New Zealand that can complete this work?.

Wellington City Council chooses TechnologyOne, set to overhaul IT infrastructure for improved efficiency, service, and future-readiness.

Australia's TechnologyOne can store data for its New Zealand customers in Australia as per Inland Revenue Department's (IRD) approval.

TechnologyOne appoints Jennifer Johnson as Solutions Manager and celebrates a trio of accolades, including CEO Adrian Di Marco's top Australian ICT award.

TechnologyOne nabs Simpl's top sales manager, Andrew Stephenson, to lead and expand business in Auckland as their new Regional Manager – North.

Today, TechnologyOne celebrates its 100th New Zealand customer, marking significant growth in the government, healthcare, and education sectors.

TechnologyOne secures eight major NZ customers, sealing deals worth millions over the past year, boosting its local workforce and outperforming rivals.

ComOps appoints Don Glenn as New Zealand Country Manager, tasking him with expanding the company's market presence from Auckland.