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We need to rethink the conventional structure of resources when it comes to SaaS implementations. A new report from IBRS found that projects with a heavy reliance on tier 1 consultancies for strategy and management are more likely to result in budget and timeline blowouts. The report suggests that these tier 1 consultancies should be included only as "the exception" and reserved for highly complex, custom re-implementations, while more focus should be placed on empowering the internal team, with help from the vendor and tier 2 consultancies. Discover more about these roles and where you might fit into the mix when it comes to SaaS upgrades: https://lnkd.in/gThgSMe8 #DigitalTransformation

Core ERP system upgrades don't usually fail due to technology, but rather due to implementation, according to IBRS advisor, Dr. Joseph Sweeney. A new IBRS report, commissioned by TechnologyOne, explores digital transformation delivery models, the need for organisations to move away from legacy technology and operations, and how they can achieve a better time-to-value during their implementation projects. Read more about the report in Joe's latest article with InnovationAus.com: https://lnkd.in/g2MqRvmu #DigitalTransformation

AI is everywhere, but did you know it can help higher education institutions identify patterns in student data that signal emerging issues? Discover how AI and predictive analytics can work within student management systems to support better outcomes for both students and institutions: https://lnkd.in/gAbQQBt5 #ArtificialItelligence #EdTech #StudentManagement

For the final Impact Bus of the month, the team visited Share the Dignity! Throughout the month, we have been collecting unopened feminine hygiene products to donate to people who cannot access them. And then, the team delivered those products to Share the Dignity and packed 815 bags for women in need. #TechnologyOneFoundation #ImpactBus #Volunteering

We're so excited that City of Launceston has chosen to renew their partnership with TechnologyOne! Using our SaaS+ method for reimplementation will mean the council will realise the benefits faster, including increased resilience, strengthened cybersecurity, and improved services for their community. Read more: #SaaSPlus #LocalGovhttps://lnkd.in/dsKAQqdx

Our General Manager for AI and Innovation, Anatoly Tulchinsky, joined other tech leaders at Griffith University for Australian Industry Group's Artificial Intelligence Frontrunning event. Alongside Leigh Williams, CIO at Brisbane Catholic Education, and Professor Dian Tjondronegoro, a researcher at Griffith University, the panel explored how AI can streamline business processes while keeping people firmly at the heart of every innovation. The discussion reinforced a critical point: AI isn’t about replacing jobs. It’s about empowering people, reducing administrative burden, and enabling teams to focus on higher‑value work to support their communities. The Brisbane Catholic Education AI program was a standout example, demonstrating how thoughtful, ethical AI adoption can drive real outcomes in education. #ArtificialIntelligence

It was great to see such an open and honest discussion between our CTO, Chandan Potukuchi, COO, Stuart MacDonald, and technology reporter, Jane Wakefield, alongside a group of senior leaders across the UK public sector. The conversation focused on the realities of AI adoption, from data foundations and trust to what it really takes to drive transformation at scale. “AI is here, disruption is inevitable, and adaptation is essential.” Read more: https://lnkd.in/gs952DTV #AI #TechnologyOne

Over the next few months, our higher education team is hitting the road to discuss our Timetabling & Scheduling product with universities, TAFEs, and vocational education institutions across Australia. Our first stop was Sydney, where we met with institutions from across NSW and the ACT. The workshop sparked open and practical conversations about real-world scheduling challenges, with valuable perspectives shared across different roles and institutions. We also previewed the next generation of our class scheduling system, including how a continuous database could work in practice. The feedback was encouraging and confirmed we’re heading in the right direction. Most importantly, it was a genuinely enjoyable day spent with people who care deeply about scheduling and weren’t short on ideas or questions. Next stop is Adelaide on 28 April – stay tuned. #EdTech #TimetablingAndScheduling #HigherEducation

As a CAUDIT engagement partner, we welcomed Australian guests travelling across the UK as part of the CAUDIT UK Study Tour to our Paddington office this week. Guests heard from Nick Leake, CIO at King's College London, and our EVP - Higher Education, Mark Jones, about industry-specific products and solutions, our AI strategy, and our newest agentic AI products, Plus and Guide.   This was a great opportunity to facilitate connections between Australia and the UK, share insights from both regions, and understand the shared challenges and opportunities within the sector. #HigherEducation #EdTech #CAUDITUKStudyTour

This year, on Close the Gap Day, we hosted morning teas across Australia, featuring a live Q&A with YarnnUp Cultural Advisor, Suzanne Grech. This was an important opportunity for our team to listen, learn, and understand what reconciliation means from a First Nations perspective. Over the last few months, we have also been working with Suzanne and Therese Fuller, Senior Consultant at YarnnUp, to shape our second Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan, aimed at building cultural capabilities and deepening our understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and perspectives. Thank you Suzanne and Therese for supporting us on this journey.