Innovative solution providers...
We pride ourselves on delivering innovative solutions to meet our clients' business requirements.
We maintain successful, long-term client relationships through professional support and cost effectiveness.
We develop:
Case Study / DocuMap
Wagga Wagga City Council required an electronic plan management system. They were seeking a system that was geographically based that would link to their GIS system. 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 / 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 / AON
The AON program enables a facility to look overseas to recruit a position, where the position could not be filled by someone within Australia. read more...
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 / 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 / NIMPIS
NIMPIS is a central repository of marine pest information to assist Australian decision makers in the event of an incursion/outbreak. read more...
Case Study / PHISCo
MOH collect inpatient data from healthcare facilities in order to monitor service trends, determine the demand for services and plan for future services. read more...
Case Study / DocuMap
Newmont Australia had a large amount of valuable data that related to project generation and site specific tenement data. They realised at an early stage that this data would be best... read more...
Case Study / PMS
The PMS records, manages and reports on information about properties within the areas administered by the MSB. 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...
