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Trades about 79% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Technology One Limited is a global provider dedicated to the full lifecycle of integrated enterprise business software solutions, from initial research and development through to sales, implementation, and ongoing support. The company operates primarily through its Software and Consulting divisions. It offers a comprehensive suite of business applications, addressing critical organizational functions such as financial management, human resources and payroll, asset management, supply chain logistics, property and student administration, business intelligence, content management, performance monitoring, spatial analysis, and process automation. Technology One serves a diverse client base that includes local and national government agencies, educational institutions, healthcare and community service providers, asset and project-heavy organizations, and various financial and corporate entities. Established in 1983, the company is based in Fortitude Valley, Australia.
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