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TechnologyOne tightens its grip on Victorian TAFE market
Stephen Withers
Friday, 09 July 2010 14:59
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Three more Victorian TAFEs have adopted TechnologyOne software, bringing the total to 15 out of 18.
There are now only three TAFE institutes or divisions that aren't using TechnologyOne software.
The latest converts are Box Hill, Kangan, and The Gordon.
Box Hill has purchased Business Intelligence and Enterprise Budgeting, and both Kangan and The Gordon have gone live with Financials and Supply Chain and are now implementing CRM and Works & Assets.
Grant Sutherland, CEO at The Gordon, said his organisation wanted to further improve customer service and monitor the vocational relevance of its programs, cultural understanding and responsiveness to learning needs.
"The software will help us to make better informed business decisions in an ever changing and complex environment and to become more competitive," he said.
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