
Objective Corporation (ASX: OCL) today announced that Durham County Council’s Regeneration and Economic Development Service (RED) is set to make large cost and efficiency savings by implementing uCreate and uEngage to streamline the creation of key policy documents and improve engagement and collaboration with citizens and stakeholders.
Objective’s Limehouse solutions will provide a robust platform for effective collaboration, consultation and publication of the many complex documents that the council has to produce.
READ ENTIRE ARTICLEOn average, each council across Australia is missing out on potential annual savings of more than A$3 million per year through inefficient document production processes, according to new research from Objective Corporation (ASX:OCL), a specialist provider of content, collaboration and process management solutions.
Across the country, this equates to approximately half a billion dollars in hidden costs to be saved each year for Australian local government.
READ ENTIRE ARTICLEObjective Corporation (ASX: OCL) today announced the launch of its community and collaboration solutions – uCreate, uEngage and ePetitions – in Australia and New Zealand.
The uCreate, uEngage and ePetitions solutions let public sector organisations streamline the collaboration and development process of key policies. It combines multi-channel publishing and management of citizen involvement through an integrate end-to-end collaborative portal. The three solutions streamline document creation and information gathering, ensuring corporate brand consistency across all content and delivery mechanisms.
READ ENTIRE ARTICLENorthumberland County Council, geographically the largest in England, created in April 2009 as a result of local government reorganisation, is delivering a best-of-breed content creation, publishing and stakeholder consultation process in its Strategic Planning department following the implementation of Objective Corporation’s (ASX: OCL) Limehouse solution.
The County Council faced the unique challenge of bringing together seven disparate document creation and consultation systems forged from the combining of the historic county council and the six District Councils of Blyth Valley, Wansbeck, Castle Morpeth, Tynedale, Alnwick and Berwick-upon-Tweed.
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