NZ Govt adopts TechnologyOne SaaS
Three NZ Government agencies have adopted TechnologyOne’s Human Resources and Payroll (HRP) software as a service (SaaS) solution.
The system automates pay for NZ Government employees and contractors across three agencies.
The five-year SaaS deal with New Zealand’s Central Agency for Shared Services (CASS) will service the Treasury (which operates CASS), State Services Commission and Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet in what is the first contract for a cloud-first, mobile-first payroll solution designed to reduce risk, improve capability and achieve a cost-effective ‘as-a-service’ model.
TechnologyOne Chief Executive Officer Edward Chung said the company is going from strength to strength delivering SaaS solutions for government agencies globally.
“The Treasury, with its fellow CASS agencies, brings our growing stable of SaaS customers to 18, and in NZ joins WorkSafe New Zealand and Statistics New Zealand,” Chung said.
“TechnologyOne’s SaaS ticked all the boxes for CASS. Our cloud-based software that is agile, progressive, fit for purpose and configurable off the shelf was delivered on time and on budget,” he said.
“The remarkably fast uptake of our SaaS from government agencies in Australia and New Zealand reflects that our SaaS offering mirrors those governments’ focus on security and sophisticated enterprise SaaS requirements; and that we have the track record to deliver it.
“Our true multitenanted SaaS platform delivers unprecedented economies of scale — providing high-performing software reliably and securely, with a highly available infrastructure that has redundancy built in at every level.
“The trust we have built with the New Zealand Treasury over six years providing finance solutions shows how we can leverage a 99% customer retention rate into a strong SaaS growth engine that keeps our customers ahead of the technology curve,” Chung said.
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