At a time when banks are shedding IT roles by the dozen, it seems counter-intuitive that 83 per cent of the nation’s chief information officers should report they are confident about the future of their business to the extent that 45 per cent expect to hire IT staff in the first six months of the year. The question remains – is this a dead cat bounce?
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Stan Beer
Wednesday, 01 December 2004 21:43
IT consulting and professional services company Oakton Limited (ASX:OKN) today announced a $1.5 million agreement with traffic enforcement technology provider, Tenix Solutions, to provide IT services for the first phase of the development of a global infringement management solution.
OKN has been working with Tenix Solutions for a number of years advising on key technology directions and assisting with the delivery of detailed system specifications and solution development.
The global infringement management solution is a key platform for the Tenix business growth strategies both in Australia and in overseas markets and ongoing developments of the solution will be likely to support the broadening capability requirements.
Terry O'Donoghue, executive general manager of Tenix Solutions described the initiative as, "One that would see Tenix Solutions capitalise and expand on its existing strong base of infringement management services in the parking, traffic management and tolling areas through the establishment of a world class system solution approach. He said he was pleased to expand the very successful relationship with Oakton to include partnering on this major business initiative."
OKN managing director Paul Holyoake said, "The announcement was a very strategic one for the company and he was delighted that a company of Tenix's standing had selected Oakton to play such a key role with their systems initiatives".
OKN shares were lightly traded and closed down 1c to finish on $1.42.
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