Australia's new $175m SAP child care subsidy system counts down to go-live

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Australia's new $175m SAP child care subsidy system counts down to go-live
The federal Department of Education is in the final stages of user acceptance testing for a new  SAP-based system that will administer child care subsidies, as it stares down a firm July deadline for go-live. The federal government allocated $175.3 million in last year's budget to develop ...

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