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Case Study / EDWAT



NSW Health collect data about staff skill mix in Emergency Department facilities. EDWAT is the tool used to collect and analyse that data. read more...

Case Study / SI web site



We needed a content managed web site to show case our work, skills, development philosophy and the services that we provide. read more...

Case Study / BIMCD



The Sydney Opera House is an iconic, valuable and complex building that uses a number of building information systems to manage its assets. read more...

Case Study / DAR



SCA required a system to manage the assessment of development applications within the Sydney water catchment and automate assessment... read more...

Case Study / Kazia



Kazia Therapeutics is a global biotechnology company. read more...

Case Study / GHA Solutions



GHA Solutions is an Australian owned and operated wholesale hardware and glass supplier to the trade. read more...

Case Study / SpatialDesign



SpatialDesign is a graphic design studio and required a content managed web site to showcase their portfolio. read more...

Case Study / PSD



The SCA required a system that could record information on potential pollution sources (both point and diffuse) in the Sydney water supply catchment area. read more...

Case Study / PeriForm



MOH collects data from midwives in order to monitor patterns of pregnancy care, services and pregnancy outcomes. read more...

Case Study / SharePoint



A Spatial client required a line of business application to be built in SharePoint. We developed a prototype in SharePoint 2010. read more...

Case Study / Alfred Imaging



Alfred Imaging’s vision is to provide imaging excellence through a patient-focused approach to diagnostic imaging and interventional radiology. read more...

Case Study / Frost modelling



The University of Western Sydney required a method that could spatially interpret the relationship of plant yields... read more...