CASE STUDIES

Overview The Shire of Cardinia is a local government area in the south-east of Melbourne, Australia comprising a population of more than 120,000 with significant projected growth. Council’s goal is to provide leadership, good governance and engage with the community to ensure the long-term sustainability of Cardinia Shire. The organisation has grown to more than[…]

Overview This organisation owns and operates one of Australia’s major coal export terminals, providing critical infrastructure for our export market. The terminal receives an average of 20 trains per day with capacity to store up to 4.5 million tonnes of coal, loading ships that can carry up to 165,000 tonnes. With 70 full time staff,[…]

Overview Helping people is what inspires Wesley Mission every day. With over 200 centres, 2,000 staff and almost 4,000 volunteers across Australia, Wesley Mission is there for people and communities as they face challenges such as mental health, addiction, homelessness, financial or domestic challenges. Wesley Mission must ensure that their systems and processes deliver the[…]

Overview Since 1975, the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA) has been the lead management agency for the Great Barrier Reef – one of the seven wonders of the natural world. In managing the Reef, the GBRMPA works with several stakeholders including the Traditional Owners, other government agencies (QLD & Australia wide), community organisations[…]

Overview Regional Aboriginal Medical Service (RAMS) represents a consortium of five organisations (Galambila, Darrimba Maarra, Durri, Werin, Biripi & Tobwabba) delivering essential medical services to Aboriginal people in regional NSW between Coffs Harbour and Forster. The services delivered by these organisations include 7 medical clinics, 3 dental clinics, 2 Child Services Centres, 2 Youth Services,[…]

Overview Sylvanvale is a non-profit organisation supporting 750 children and adults with disability to have a better quality of life. Sylvanvale employs approximately 650 staff across over 50 locations across the Sydney metro area and Blue Mountains. The Sylvanvale workforce have diverse technical capabilities and for many, English is their second language.

On average, 1 in 3 Aboriginal children experience chronic ear disease,¹ which can have negative impacts on learning and social development.² The Hearing Australia HAPEE (Hearing Assessment Program – Early Ears) program works with Aboriginal communities, often in remote areas, to identify and address issues early. Hearing Australia audiologists perform clinical tests as well as[…]

Building and operating global telecommunications infrastructure to support wifi, mobile, radio and IP networks requires frequent maintenance. Here’s how WebVine helped BAI Communications streamline their technicians’ access process using the Power Platform.

With more than 13,000 pupils across approximately 86 locations, Toi-Ohomai Institute of Technology is one of New Zealand’s biggest tertiary education providers. Toi-Ohomai offers over 200 options for study including engineering, business, tourism and more.

Hearing Australia was established in 1947 and is the largest provider of government-funded hearing services in Australia. It has over 600 locations across Australia, employs over 1,300 staff and services over 355,000 people Australia wide.