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IT Services business, Alphawest, has been selected by statutory body Legal Aid Western Australia to implement a new content management system.
Alphawest will work with Legal Aid to implement a CMS to manage the
replacement of its key web-based legal information and knowledge
repository. The new repository, to be known as the Legal Resource
System (LRS), aims to provide additional functionality and improved
accessibility of legal resources available to its staff and its
external partners.
“It became apparent that the content management system we had intended
to use for LRS content management was inadequate,” said Terry Gaston,
Manager -Information at Legal Aid. “By undertaking this update it will
be possible to put the control of the content in the hands of our
subject area experts, enabling a significant increase in the scope and
use of the LRS.
“We look forward to working with Alphawest to grow our system from a
simple searchable database to a one-stop resource that presents a wide
range of information and tools focused on relevant legal issues.”
Ross Hamilton, WA Line of Business Manager for Business Solutions at
Alphawest, said: “By implementing the RedDot system for the LRS
repository, Legal Aid will benefit from more efficient management of
content for its legal resources plus there is potential to use the
RedDot application across the organisation in areas such as its
Internet site. We are pleased to be working with Legal Aid and to
continue our strong focus on developing and implementing enterprise
content management solutions.”
Simon Tate, Regional Sales Manager at Hummingbird said, "Legal Aid has
validated the emerging trend of embracing Web CMS as an integral
component of an end to end content management strategy. We value the
investments that Legal Aid has made in the Hummingbird Suite to date
and the addition of RedDot for CMS complements their ECM strategy."
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