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Tata wins Vic Govt academic assessment application deal E-mail
by Stan Beer   
Monday, 04 September 2006
IT services provider Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has been appointed by the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA) to implement an application system which captures results over a student’s academic life in a $3.85 million deal.

The VCAA, is a statutory authority that reports directly to the Minister for Education and Training.  It develops curriculum for all Victorian schools, assesses student learning, and conducts research to develop innovative educational programs.

TCS VP and general manager for Australia and New Zealand, Rick Marmur said: “The advantage of the application is that it can deliver a unified view of student and school performances. This will allow the VCAA to provide information that can be used to enhance education in Victorian schools in the future.”

TCS will use up to ten software developers on-site at the VCAA and others in the Global Development Centre at TCS to develop the required SAS software. The project is expected to be completed in February, 2009.

TCS Melbourne using SAS software will support the VCAA system development and roll-out in Victoria.

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