Under the deal with TechnologyOne, Unison will transform its organisation through TechnologyOne’s integrated solution, OneEnergy.

The company is partnering with charity SolarBuddy to bring solar-powered lights to children in energy poverty to alleviate study stress after dark.

With 276 new deals across Australia, NZ and the UK, TechnologyOne is becoming a global powerhouse for the Aussie tech sphere.

TechnologyOne has donated more than a quarter of a million dollars to its charity partners to benefit youth development across Australian communities.

"Payroll information will be delivered directly from our software to the Australian Tax Office via our secure SaaS platform."

The two institutions have an existing partnership spanning 20 years.

​The annual CIO Awards that celebrate excellence in NZ's IT industry is approaching in June with the finalists now officially announced.

SaaS platform contract revenue has grown 51% and revenue from cloud offerings by 217%, leading to a total of $120m in revenue over this half-year.

The eight-year deal will see Moreton Bay Regional Council adopt the vendors OneCouncil SaaS solution.

The company has been delivering the council’s corporate systems through Amazon Web Services since late 2013.

The local government authority has implemented TechnologyOne’s enterprise solution to replace paper-based work orders.

Ana Monteiro filed a case against the company on Monday, alleging bullying, victimisation and discrimination.

The allegations were made by a former Victorian employee, whose account was detailed in the Australian Finacial Review.

The R&D investment exceeds the market average of approximately 12% and equates to 18% of the company’s revenue.

CEO reports that ‘intimate knowledge’ born of ‘deep-industry engagement’ with the sector was the key to success.

The company added 112 new customers to the TechnologyOne Cloud this year.

BOARD has partnered with Galaxy 42, a business transformation consultancy specialising in TechnologyOne ERP.

The Department of Industry, Innovation and Science (DIIS) is the second shared service hub to partner with TechnologyOne.

TechnologyOne has been served with a $50m+ damages claim from Brisbane City Council, which terminated its LGS contract with the vendor late last week.

"We estimate our annual contract revenue to increase by more than 90% over next the year."

TechnologyOne has fired another salvo in its ongoing battle with Brisbane City Council, threatening to sue for more than $50m in damages.

The battle royale between TechnologyOne and Brisbane City Council shows no sign of simmering down, with the council issuing a new Notice to Show Cause

The company hopes to transition from perpetual licences to subscription licences with the aim of creating a strong longer term annuity business.

"This ensures we receive a future-proofed solution that is constantly delivering new ways of working.”