Australia’s largest ERP Software as a Service (SaaS) company TechnologyOne has joined forces with local experts to better support Tasmanian customers get the most out of their digital investments.

Moroney Wray Jackson (MWJ) has been awarded a master services agreement (MSA) by TechnologyOne to maximise the benefits of innovative technology across the state.

Complementing its commitment to ending IT ‘tech wrecks’ across the community, education, and care sectors, the strategic agreement aims to drive efficiency, productivity, and growth among Tasmanian organisations undertaking ERP implementations.

In addition to the ERP provider’s local team, customers will gain access to MWJ’s and their subsidiary GAP Business Consulting’s team of industry experts.

With more than 20 years’ experience working with TechnologyOne as former staff, consultants and end-users across a broad range of sectors, the team leverages its holistic view of the digital transformation process to empower Tasmanian businesses with the technical capability to thrive in today’s competitive landscape.

GAP Business Consulting Director Sean Green said: “When it comes to digital transformation, implementing the software is only half the battle. Organisations must also focus on process optimisation and end-user adoption to fully realise the benefits of the technology. Without aligning people, workflows and business objectives with the new tools, even the most advanced software can fail to deliver its intended value.”

“Like TechnologyOne, we specialise in supporting the government, health, education and non-for-profit sectors and as locals we are especially invested in their success. Our customers see us as an extension of their team, translating the technology’s capabilities to their business needs, enabling them to confidently navigate their digital journey and realise greater efficiencies, cost savings, scalability and security.”

TechnologyOne CEO Ed Chung said: "As a proud Australian-made and owned company, our mission is to better the communities in which we live and work by not only providing innovative solutions but also ensuring our customers can use the software to its fullest potential."

The initiative supports TechnologyOne’s bold vision of ERP in 30 days, which saw the introduction of its pioneering SaaS+ offering.

SaaS+ addresses the three greatest impediments to investing in digital transformation – time to value, cost, and complexity - by providing the complete solution for one singular fee, with no upfront costs, a guaranteed outcome, and a drastically reduced implementation timeline.

“One of the biggest roadblocks to reaching our goal of making IT budget and timeline blowouts a thing of the past is our customers’ capacity to take on these projects alongside their existing workload. With limited resources based in the state, MWJ and GAP Business Consulting are key to delivering time to value sooner for all our customers ,” Mr Chung said.

TechnologyOne’s Australian-made solutions are trusted by 38 Tasmanian organisations in government, health, education, and non-for-profit sectors, including Devonport City Council, the Department for Education, Children and Young People, and the Tasmanian Government.