-- Atturra today announced that it has successfully enabled Wyndham City Council to go live with the final release of its Business Transformation Program, marking the culmination of a complex three-year journey to modernise its core systems and operations.
The program delivered by Atturra provided a full transition from a fragmented legacy landscape, including Oracle ERP and on-premise solutions into a single, integrated TechnologyOne SaaS platform. This unified environment now supports finance, procurement, assets, strategic asset management, HR, enterprise content management and Property & Rating, providing a consistent, end-to-end digital foundation across council operations.
By bringing these core capabilities together into one platform, Wyndham City Council now benefits from improved data integrity, streamlined processes and enhanced visibility across the organisation, supporting more informed decision-making and better service delivery to its rapidly growing community.
Stephen Kowal, Chief Executive Officer at Atturra, said the program represents an important milestone for the organisation and its continued growth in the local government sector.
“This is a significant achievement not only for Wyndham City Council, but for Atturra as well, says Kowal. “It highlights our ability to deliver complex, multi-year transformation programs and the value we bring as a long-term partner to our clients. We are proud to support councils like Wyndham as they modernise their operations and build a strong digital foundation to serve their communities into the future.”
A defining feature of the program was the consistency of Atturra’s core project delivery team across all three releases. Atturra worked alongside Wyndham City Council as a single, integrated team, maintaining continuity of knowledge, governance and delivery from initial design through to final go-live.
Following the final go-live, the focus now shifts to post go-live support and hyper care, ensuring a stable transition into business-as-usual operations. Atturra will continue to work closely with Wyndham to provide ongoing support, optimisation and continuous improvement. This next phase reflects an evolution from implementation partner to long-term strategic partner, supporting Wyndham City Council as it continues to enhance its digital capabilities and maximise the value of its TechnologyOne platform into the future.
Suzie Latta, General Manager – VIC & TAS at Atturra, said the milestone reflected the dedication and resilience of the delivery team. “I’m incredibly proud of our team who have supported Wyndham over the past three years,” says Latta. “Their tenacity and commitment to getting this program over the line, while navigating complexity and change, has been outstanding. This was a true team effort, and it’s fantastic to see the impact that consistency and partnership can deliver.”
Atturra worked closely and co-operatively with the TechnologyOne team and the Council’s program team over the duration of the program to deliver a successful transformation on time and within budget, as per the initial ambitious program schedule. With the support of the Council’s executive team and the leadership of Wyndham’s Director of Corporate Services, Mark Rossiter, as the program sponsor, this implementation represents a transformative milestone for the Council.
David Seabridge, General Manager – TechnologyOne at Atturra, added that the program demonstrated the value of long-term partnership and delivery consistency. “Programs of this scale are delivered by people, not just technology” says Seabridge. “What made the difference at Wyndham was the consistency of the team over three years, building trust, maintaining momentum and working as one through every phase of the program.”
Wyndham City Council is one of the fastest growing municipalities in Australia and delivers a breadth of services to its community, from waste collection, parks and open space, community centres through to libraries. The Council also looks after over $6.4 billion worth of community assets to cater for a population of more than 325,000 and growing, including roads, drains, community buildings and open spaces.
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