World Congress debut for Itree

Itree, a new member of ITS Australia, will be attending its first ITS World Congress. With over 20 years’ experience delivering road, rail and maritime regulatory solutions, Itree says its decision to join ITS Australia is a timely strategic move for the Wollongong-based company.
September 7, 2016 Read time: 1 min

8500 Itree, a new member of 858 ITS Australia, will be attending its first ITS World Congress. With over 20 years’ experience delivering road, rail and maritime regulatory solutions, Itree says its decision to join ITS Australia is a timely strategic move for the Wollongong-based company.

Itree will be focusing on its domain expertise that adds value to compliance and regulatory projects through the provision of professional services in addition to the company’s  RegulationWorks product suite.

RegulationWorks, now at version 4, provides a benchmark enterprise back office system to underpin a total compliance solution. Standard workflow frameworks provide configurable answers to registration and licencing; risk, safety and compliance; enforcement management; and intelligence & data analytics.

Implementations can begin with one workflow and expand over time through the flexible architecture supported by RegulationWorks. Domain and customer specific workflows complement the solution by tailoring to specific requirements.

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