Asia-Australia Technology worked onsite at AMP in Sydney to deliver a critical system required to meet strict compliance rules set out by ASIC (Australian Securities and Investments Commission).  AAT were responsible for the technical design and delivery of the application, working with a team of developers onsite over an eight month period.  As the application involved customer’s personal financial data, the entire application and development process was audited by KPMG (one of Australia’s leading audit and account firms). The project was hugely successful.

$1M+ project to manage all incoming customer and ministerial correspondence to New South Wales Road Traffic Authority, in Australia. This was a highly scalable ASP.Net application, designed to support a user base of 10,000.

Asia-Australia Technology was responsible for the overall delivery of the solution.  Our role evolved from analysing and defining requirements with a team of RTA business analysts, to designing the solution and leading the team during the development phase whilst continuing to liaise with stakeholders as the requirements evolved.  Finally, we oversaw a successful implementation into production.

This is a good example of a project that had a mixture of onsite and offsite resources to deliver the final product.

Asia-Australia Technology worked together with a team of business analysts onsite at IAG in Sydney to develop the requirements for this application.  The application was then designed and developed offsite, and then AAT were onsite again during delivery and post-production support.

The application itself was an ASP.Net asset management system that provided the functionality for users to search for and record hardware assets (such as workstations, printers, routers etc.) within the organisation.

This was a very successful project, with very good feedback from the business stakeholders as it helped to streamline many internal processes which were previously paper based.                                                                                                                         

Asia-Australia Technology developed their own online workflow application in 2006, The Blue Form.  The Blue Form is available online to users on a subscription basis.  The interface allows users create their own forms online, by dragging and drop form elements onto a canvas, and then assigning a custom workflow to that form.  The application uses complex client-side scripting as well as AJAX functionality to create a rich user experience, with a robust infrastructure. The Blue Form is available at http://www.theblueform.com.