The Port of Townsville has implemented TechnologyOne’s enterprise content management solution (ECM) following a review of its options for deploying a system allowing employees to find, share, and access information, and to also achieve government legislative compliance.
The Port of Townsville is Queensland’s third largest seaport and opted to implement TechnologyOne ECM to allow it to harness the power of a single enterprise solution available anywhere, at any time and from any device.
The port says TechnologyOne’s ECM solution alleviates issues of duplication, streamlining information into a centralised, easy-to-use search capability.
“There were a number of key features that we were looking for in a new system,” says Port of Townsville secretary & legal counsel, Esther Slocombe.
{loadposition peter}“It was important for employees to find, share, and access information, and also to achieve compliance to appropriate legislative requirements for government-owned corporations.
“We were able to implement and licence TechnologyOne’s ECM very cost effectively, and are now benefiting from increased mobility and functionality.
“We have quite a number of the workforce working out in the field using iPads which is another reason TechOne ECM provides benefits and efficiencies for Port of Townsville.”
TechnologyOne says not only has its software simplified business processes, Port of Townsville also benefits from dealing with one vendor across business operations.
"A single enterprise solution reduces the complexity of dealing with a number of specialist vendors and ultimately lowers the total cost of ownership,” says TechnologyOne Executive Chairman Adrian Di Marco.
“With the flexibility to purchase a broad range of functional solutions, either stand-alone or bundled, Port of Townsville benefits from the advantages of a single IT ecosystem and reduces the risks associated with multiple integrations."