Melbourne Airport
“By moving from manual processes to Office SharePoint Server 2007, we’ve vastly improved the accuracy and integrity of data and, indeed, our whole system.”Peter Loosley, IT Services Manager, Melbourne Airport.
Phillips Fox
Some benefits obtained from solution with SharePoint 2007: Total savings of A$700,000 each year; staff search times reduced by 10 percent; Software licensing savings of $125,000 per year; Total staff time savings of 50 hours per year; Reduced outsourced data entry by 16,000 documents per year.
Rocla
Rocla to save more than $300,000 with Microsoft SharePoint server 2007 “These changes have helped us improve our ability to take products to market because certification data is generated in a more timely fashion.” Bede Harrington, Manager of Laboratory Services, Rocla Technology
Komatsu Australia
“Office SharePoint Server 2007 will allow us to increase our competitive advantage and market share through more effective and targeted online communications.”
Ian Harvison, General Manager, Information Technology, Komatsu Australia
NIB
Saved $45,000
“We are saving an enormous amount of time and, ultimately, money with our publishing. This means that we can do more for our members.” Scott Van Epen, Human Resources Manager, NIB Health Funds
BT Financial Group
BT Financial Group streamlines information gathering and saves $540,000 a year. “The workflows in particular have been the most impressive part of the Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 arsenal. We are looking forward to taking advantage of improved departmental workflows throughout the entire company.” Andrew James, Corporate Systems Manager, Application and Services, BT Financial Group
Tourism WA
“We have improved how we create, access and monitor information by using Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 for our intranet.” Colin MacDonald, Chief Information Officer, Tourism WA
South East Water
“The success of this pilot project has given us the confidence to embrace new Microsoft products such as Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 earlier than planned.”
Marcus Darbyshire, Chief Information Officer, South East Water Limited