Government

WorkingMouse and the Department of Defence MPS Project: A Case Study in Innovation and Trust
8 Jan

In 2017, Defence managed Non-Materiel Procurement (NMP) through disparate systems. WorkingMouse consolidated these into the Commercial Tracker (CT), leading to the My Procurement System (MPS) initiation .
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Queensland Health ieMR Configuration Portal Modernisation
17 Dec '24

WorkingMouse partnered with Queensland Health to modernise their ieMR Configuration Portal, addressing performance, scalability, and security challenges. Using advanced modelling techniques, a modern tech stack (.NET 6, React, TypeScript), and Codebots, the system was transformed into a faster, scalable, and user-friendly platform. The project enhanced workflows, streamlined processes, and prepared the portal for future integrations, earning praise for its design and efficiency. Read More…

Defence Leverages Sovereign Platform Engineering for Procurement Workflows
30 Sep '24

Commercial tracking team empowered through emerging model-based technology, delivering maintainability, data integrity, and reusability to escape the legacy software cycle. Read More…

Wrapping the API' s
3 Nov '22

The large-scale modernisation series: Wrapping the API' s Read More…

Transport & Main Roads Legacy Migration
7 Sep '19

In 2019, the Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) commenced a proof of concept with WorkingMouse to determine the value associated with their unique migration methods in conjunction with the Codebots technology. Read More…

Police NSW Legacy Migration
6 Sep '18

The NSW Police Force is one of the largest police organisations in the English speaking world. To help the Police NSW on their digital transformation journey, WorkingMouse modernised some of their current legacy systems. Read More…

Department of Defence Procurement Platform
5 Sep '17

The Department of Defence (DoD) is one of the largest Government agencies in Australia. In a 6-year engagement, WorkingMouse helped improve visibility across their procurement spending by consolidating several disparate systems into a centralised application. Read More…