Fuji Xerox wins multi-agency government contract

Peter Dinham
Tuesday, 07 February 2012 22:39

IT Industry - Deals

Fuji Xerox has won a competitive tender to provide the federal government's Department of Human Services with dynamic content publishing software and services to be used by Centrelink, Medicare Australia, and Child Support.

As part of the tender, Fuji Xerox Australia will update and consolidate document composition and communications channels across all DHS agencies through both upgraded software and a range of ongoing services.

Anthony Cogswell, executive general manager of Fuji Xerox Global Services, said that with the DHS producing over 140 million letters a year, the company would help develop and implement a more 'agile and scalable document composition system to establish more timely and impactful communications.'

'Having worked with Centrelink for 15 years, we understood the Department's requirements. Our approach for those 15 years has incorporated full service and consultation, rather than simply revolving around software installation.'