Celebrating Our Clients: 2024 Qlik ANZ Digital Transformation Awards

We are thrilled that our clients have been recognised for using data to transform their organisation, at the Qlik ANZ Digital Transformation Awards 2024.

A huge congratulations to our award-winning clients!

Fyna Foods Australia - Awarded 'Manufacturing Excellence'

Fyna Foods, a leading Australian confectionery manufacturer, has been awarded the Qlik ANZ Digital Transformation Award for Manufacturing Excellence, recognising their innovative use of Qlik Sense - SaaS (Cloud) to transform operations and enhance data-driven decision-making.

Facing outdated systems, Fyna Foods partnered with Notitia to modernise their operations, improve efficiencies, and remain competitive in the FMCG sector. The transformation focused on moving their on-premise infrastructure to Qlik Sense - SaaS, consolidating data across departments and empowering teams with real-time insights. This project was overseen by Notitia, providing "CIO As A Service" and ongoing support through "Analytics as a Managed Service."

Daniel Janka, Fyna Foods’ Business Operations Manager, highlighted the impact: “Fyna’s use of real-time data, made possible through Qlik’s intuitive platform, transformed not just how reports were generated but how decisions were made. This new data-centric culture allowed us to respond quickly to market changes and customer demands.”

Alex Avery, Managing Director of Notitia, commented: “The project empowered Fyna Foods to leverage data across the business, from identifying operational bottlenecks to improving production efficiency and supply chain management. Congratulations to the team on this well-deserved recognition.”

Key Outcomes:

• Operational Efficiency: The migration to Qlik Sense - SaaS streamlined reporting, allowing teams to track production and supply chain metrics with real-time data.
• Cost Savings: Moving to the cloud reduced infrastructure costs while improving scalability.
• Improved Decision-Making: Leadership now uses data to drive business growth and enhance operational performance.
• Collaboration: The solution improved transparency and collaboration across departments, enabling teams to make faster, data-driven decisions.

West Gippsland Healthcare Group (WGHG) – Awarded ‘Excellence in Healthcare’

WGHG has been awarded the Qlik ANZ Digital Transformation Award for Excellence in Healthcare, recognising their innovative use of Qlik Sense - SaaS (Cloud) to transform healthcare data management, streamline reporting, and enhance decision-making.

The solution, implemented in partnership with Notitia, has empowered WGHG’s clinicians, managers, and executives with real-time data insights, leading to improved healthcare outcomes and operational efficiency.

WGHG Activity Based Funding Manager, Robyn Weeks, highlighted the impact:  

“At our fingertips, we have the ability to drill down to information levels that we’ve never had before. Quick access to critical data has resulted in improved healthcare outcomes and operational efficiency.”

Alex Avery, Notitia Managing Director, praised WGHG for their forward-thinking approach to healthcare data management.  

“West Gippsland Healthcare Group are among the best examples of digital transformation in Australian healthcare, congratulations to the team for this well deserved win,” Mr Avery said.

“Qlik’s robust analytics capabilities, combined with WGHG and Notitia’s strategic oversight, has empowered the hospital to significantly enhance their decision-making and operational performance.

“This project exemplifies how data-driven outcomes in the healthcare sector can improve both patient care and operational efficiency.”

Key Outcomes:

Operational Efficiency: Real-time access to accurate data has allowed management teams to make more informed strategic decisions.

Data-Driven Decision-Making: Clinicians and managers can quickly assess performance and allocate resources more efficiently.

Improved Patient Care: Faster access to data has empowered clinicians to identify gaps in care and respond quickly to patient needs.

Foodbank Victoria – Awarded ‘ESG-Centred App Innovation’

Foodbank Victoria, Australia’s largest food relief organisation, has been recognised with the Qlik ANZ Digital Transformation Award for ESG-centred App Innovation.

The organisation’s use of Qlik Sense - SaaS (Cloud) and custom food strategy apps has transformed how they deliver food relief across Victoria.

By leveraging real-time data and interactive dashboards, Foodbank Victoria ensures food distribution is efficient and impactful, maximising their social return on investment.

Foodbank Victoria’s Applied Research & Innovation Manager, Kennie Greagen, said the recognition was testament to the organisation’s commitment to addressing food insecurity through a data-driven approach.

“This award acknowledges the hard work and dedication of our team and our partners, who have been instrumental in integrating real-time data into our decision-making processes,” Ms Greagen said.

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“Digital transformation has enhanced our ability to deliver food to those most in need efficiently.”

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Working with Notitia, a leading data and digital transformation consultancy, Foodbank Victoria implemented Qlik Sense - SaaS (Cloud) to streamline its operations. 

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Alex Avery, Notitia Managing Director, praised the collaboration with Foodbank Victoria.
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"Foodbank Victoria is an example of how being an early adopter of technology and making it an organisational-wide goal, can drive meaningful change,” Mr Avery said.

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“A huge congratulations to the Foodbank team to their well deserved win - what their team has achieved in a short amount of time is remarkable.

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“Leveraging Qlik has enabled Foodbank Victoria to not only make real-time decisions but also maximise their social return on investment by optimising their food relief distribution."

Key Outcomes:

Enhanced Food Distribution: The implementation of Qlik Sense - SaaS (Cloud) has enabled Foodbank to streamline operations, providing critical insights into distribution patterns and ensuring food reaches those in need.

Real-Time Data Insights: Interactive tools like the ‘Neighbourhood Assessments’ and ‘Feed it Forward’ apps provide real-time visibility into food insecurity, helping target efforts where they are most needed.

Increased Social Impact: By using Qlik-powered dashboards, Foodbank Victoria has maximised the impact of donations and improved their response during times of high demand.

South Western Sydney Primary Health Network (SWSPHN) – Awarded ‘Local Impact in Healthcare’

SWSPHN has been honoured with the Qlik ANZ Digital Transformation Award for Local Impact in Healthcare, recognising their migration from an on-premise system to Qlik Sense - SaaS (Cloud).

This transformation has allowed SWSPHN to reduce operational costs and provide real-time data insights, enabling healthcare providers across South Western Sydney to deliver improved patient care.

Alex Avery, Managing Director of Notitia, praised SWSPHN’s forward-thinking approach to healthcare data management.  

“SWSPHN’s use of Qlik Sense - SaaS (Cloud) is a clear example of how data-driven insights can improve healthcare delivery,” Mr Avery said.  

“A huge congratulations goes out to the SWSPHN team their award win is well deserved and is a leading example of local impact in healthcare.

“By migrating to the cloud, SWSPHN has been able to automate reporting, enhance collaboration, and provide healthcare providers with the tools they need to improve patient outcomes.”

Key outcomes:

• Cost Savings: The elimination of server maintenance and infrastructure costs has provided an immediate return on investment.
• Improved Decision-Making: SWSPHN’s leadership and healthcare providers now have real-time access to accurate data, allowing for better resource allocation and patient care decisions.
• Operational Efficiency: The migration streamlined data management processes, freeing up time for teams to focus on improving healthcare services.
• Enhanced Collaboration: The integration with Office 365 and MS Teams allowed for seamless collaboration across teams, ensuring that data-driven insights were easily accessible.

Laing O’Rourke – Awarded ‘Impactful Engagement through Data’

Laing O’Rourke’s award for Impactful Engagement through Data highlights their use of Qlik Sense - SaaS (Cloud) to drive real-time data insights, improve cost tracking, and enhance operational efficiency in the North East Link State Authority (NELSA) project.

The project, Victoria’s largest road infrastructure initiative, benefited from Laing O’Rourke’s ability to use data to manage and track construction effectively, ensuring that major upgrades like the $5.7 billion Eastern Freeway and the $3.8 billion M80 Ring Road were managed with precision.

Alex Avery, Managing Director of Notitia, praised Laing O’Rourke’s commitment to data-driven transformation.  

“Laing O’Rourke’s use of Qlik Sense - SaaS (Cloud) is a benchmark for how large-scale infrastructure projects can harness data to improve both project management and stakeholder engagement,” Mr Avery said.  

“The ability to track real-time project metrics and align construction processes with strategic goals has transformed their operations.”

Key outcomes:

• Enhanced Decision-Making: Laing O’Rourke’s executive and management teams now have real-time access to key project data, enabling faster and more informed decisions.
• Cost Management: The ability to track forecast vs. actual costs has significantly improved financial oversight, reducing risks of cost overruns.
• Operational Efficiency: By replacing manual reporting with automated dashboards, Laing O’Rourke has streamlined operations, ensuring the project remains on schedule and within budget.

Congratulations!

Each of these projects exemplifies how digital transformation can drive better outcomes—whether it's improving healthcare or managing large-scale infrastructure projects.

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