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Vodafone awarded additional services under TaaS panel
Vodafone has been awarded additional services under the New Zealand Government’s Telecommunications as a Service (TaaS) panel.
Originally appointed to the TaaS panel in 2015 to provide services under Connectivity, Communications, Contact Centre, Aggregation Services and Managed Security services, Vodafone has now been selected to provide additional services under Managed Security services and a new fixed connectivity service called Sector Variant.
“Over the past two years, we’ve worked hard to enable a significant number of agencies to adopt TaaS services through our government-specific suite of solutions called Ready Government, “says Vodafone Enterprise Director Ken Tunnicliffe.
“By being entrusted to offer additional TaaS services, we’re in an even stronger position to help government deliver more great outcomes for New Zealand citizens.”
Tunnicliffe asserts the TaaS initiative is driving an exciting digital transformation across the public sector.
“We know that New Zealanders not only want but expect to access services digitally, whether that’s online banking, grocery shopping, or even monitoring their electricity usage. Their expectation of government services is no different. The challenge lies in helping agencies securely and cost-effectively transition existing infrastructure to a future-ready state so they can deliver what Kiwis expect.
“TaaS has been a great catalyst to help agencies of all sizes adopt smart, low risk, as-a-Service solutions that result in outcomes like more self-service, reduced waiting times, increased flexibility for public servants, and ultimately better value for taxpayers,” Tunnicliffe says.
“Vodafone is proud to be continuing our partnership with the New Zealand Government to create even more great results.”
The TaaS panel is administered by the Government Chief Digital Officer at the Department of Internal Affairs, and is currently used by over 240 agencies.
Vodafone Ready Government is available through the Government’s TaaS service catalogue.
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