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We create awesome technology that helps customers navigate complexity – from work, education and communities, to government, justice systems and beyond.
We remember where we came from: using technology combined with a people-centric approach to drive meaningful outcomes. And we’re ready to expand that deep market expertise to wherever the world needs next.
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Aus tech drives efficiency in UK justice system
In 2020, Her Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS), the executive agency of the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) in England and Wales, was at a turning point. Its scheduling and listing system was being managed using a variety of systems, from paper-based files to tools based on Outlook diaries, and the courts and tribunals needed to find a way to significantly modernise.
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ReadyTech bolsters position in enterprise education market with acquisition of AVAXA
ReadyTech has expanded its footprint in the Australia enterprise education market, today announcing the acquisition of specialist Victorian TAFE student management system software business, AVAXA.
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ReadyTech appoints Senior Government and Justice Advisor
ReadyTech has recruited Michael Talbot to provide strategic advice on government procurement, digital transformation and growth opportunities in the justice market.
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Tech at the Ready for FY21
From education and workforce management to local communities, government, justice systems and beyond, they create awesome technology that helps customers navigate complexity, while also delivering meaningful outcomes.
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Australian vocational education and training (VET) industry predicts sharp rebound in 2021
Australia’s VET sector expects to rebound strongly from the impacts of COVID-19 in 2021, with ReadyTech’s latest Voice of VET Report 2020/21 finding opportunities for growth as the key focus areas for many organisations.
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Behavioural science and employment
Are human beings logical actors motivated by financial incentives, or should governments instead be seeing us through the lens of four key principles of human behaviour when designing the employment services system? Esher House CEO Darren Coppin explains.
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