Intelledox deploys for NZ transport authority

Peter Dinham
Monday, 21 November 2011 12:57

IT Industry - Deals

Australian software developer Intelledox has successfully deployed its intelligent document creation system into New Zealand's transportation sector for the NZ Transport Agency which manages the country's state highway network, and invests in and provides access to New Zealand's land transport system.

With the Intelledox installation, the NZTA has migrated away from a largely manual and laborious process of correspondence generation to one that is fully automated and integrated.  Intelledox was deployed to replace the organisation's old legacy system with a dynamic document generation engine that seamlessly integrated with NZTA's existing databases and output facilities.

Alan Montgomery, NZTA's acting national manager delivery said that 'the positive return from the Intelledox implementation has extended from rapid and accurate document generation to overall business and staff efficiency.'

Intelledox CEO, Phil Williamson, said the NZTA deployment was a 'tangible demonstration of our capacity to deliver a world-class deployment of an intelligent document automation system that continues to deliver significant business benefits to the New Zealand public sector.'

Williamson said the Intelledox national driver's licensing and correspondence system deployed at the NZTA, builds on licensing solutions previously chosen by the Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority, and other Australian state government agencies.  'Intelledox has enabled these government agencies to drive down operational costs, deliver increased efficiency, reduce compliance risk, and improve the overall user experience,' he said.