News 2011

SEEK operates Australia's most widely-used job search site, seek.com.au. To keep the site fresh, fast and functional, SEEK employs a team of developers, who are engaged on numerous concurrent enhancements. These developers used a source code repository tool for version control, but found it increasingly difficult to use, partly because it restricted them from working on the same section of code at the same time...

We are pleased to announce that Readify has gained a Microsoft  Gold Competency in Web Development to add to a number of other existing Gold competencies...

We are thrilled to announce that Readify Senior Consultant, June Tabadero was recently presented with a 2011 Microsoft "Most Valuable Professional" (MVP) Award . June was awarded MVP status for "Connected Systems Developer" (find out more at: https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/communities/mvp.aspx?name=Demetrio+Tabadero )...

For a second consecutive year, Readify has ranked in BRW's prestigious "Best Places to Work" list, a catalogue of the 50 best employers nationally...

GoConnect is pleased to announce the launch of its first free downloadable application on Windows Phone 7 smartphone. GoConnect's IPTV network has expanded rapidly since July2010 when the Company's uctv.fm music IPTV channel went live on the Sony Bravia Internet Video Service. Since then the network has added web TV on www.uctv.fm , the LG Netcast IPTV platform, and the mobile version of uctv.fm on most major smartphone brands accessible through their mobile browsers. Uctv.fm has almost 600 programs produced by GoConnect and these programs are available on demand by the viewers. New programs are added weekly...

In January 2011, the Australian state of Queensland experienced a devastating flooding event, with three quarters of the state declared a disaster zone and thousands of homes inundated with floodwaters. As the floodwaters peaked and the scale of the disaster became apparent, businesses across the country started pledging their time, goods and services to help with clean up and recovery efforts. But without a system in place to capture these pledges of support and match them to the pressing community needs, the Queensland Government had to rely on inefficient manual processes...

It's something of an understatement that the surge in digital communications over the past few years has taken a toll on Australia Post. People just don't send letters as often as they used to now that they can send an email or an SMS, Facebook message or log a Skype call. But this 200-year old Australian stalwart is not planning on fading into obscurity. It is working on several projects it hopes will see it being just as relevant in the digital world as it was in the fading era of envelopes and stamps...