Fixing Qld Health’s IT systems: start with the plumbing

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Fixing Qld Health’s IT systems: start with the plumbing
Queensland Health will eschew a big bang transformation of its legacy systems in favour of a lower-risk, incremental approach to systems replacement in the hopes of reviving its IT fortunes. While much attention has been on the department's disastrous implementation of an SAP payroll system ...

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