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DXC Technology Completes Digital Regulatory Platform for South Australia's Mining Sector

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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DXC Technology has completed the Minerals and Energy Regulation System (MERS), a new digital regulatory platform for South Australia's Department for Energy and Mining. The system replaces older processes used across the state's mining sector and covers licensing, assessments, compliance, royalties, and financial management. The platform operates on Microsoft Dynamics 365, Power Platform, and Azure.

From channellife.com.au

Why it matters

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The project modernizes how mining and exploration regulation is managed in South Australia. The platform is designed to provide industry participants and stakeholders with a connected way to interact with the department through digital workflows. This modernization supports the state's focus on critical minerals, copper, and magnetite iron ore.

From channellife.com.au

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    DXC Technology could benefit from the successful deployment of the major government digital transformation contract.

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