CDAA joins Victorian Government eServices Panel

Nov. 14, 2011 - PRLog -- South Australian Certified Digital Agency, CDAA Pty Ltd (http://www.cdaa.com.au) has been selected as a service provider of choice for the Victorian Government eServices Panel.  CDAA is already an authorised member and service provider on the South Australian Government eProjects Panel.

The Victorian eServices Panel is comprised of highly qualified and competitive ICT specialists providing a wide range of information and communications technology (ICT) services on a Whole of Victorian Government (WoVG) basis.

The eServices Panel is extensively used by all Victorian Government Departments and Agencies.  CDAA has a long standing track record with state and federal government with inclusion on the panel providing further opportunities for CDAA to deliver its innovative online and digital services to Government Departments and Agencies in areas including digital strategy, enterprise application architecture, website and intranet design, mobile design and application development, digital marketing, web hosting, application post-launch support and training.

The appointment follows CDAA’s recent achievement earlier this year to become a certified solutions partner for Sitecore and enterprise hosting partner for Macquarie Telecom. These partnerships and the eServices panel selection form part of the digital agency’s recent expansion into the eastern states from its Adelaide CBD location.


About CDAA
CDAA Pty Ltd (http://www.cdaa.com.au) is an Australian Microsoft Certified Digital Agency based in Adelaide, South Australia. With a focus on enterprise grade digital solutions in web, marketing, software and mobile technologies CDAA’s is a trusted core vendor of choice for eServices in Federal and State Government, Private enterprise and Member based organisations.  CDAA is a Microsoft Certified Partner and a Certified Solutions Partner for Sitecore, DotNetNuke and the CentricMinds content management platforms. CDAA is also strategic hosting partner for Macquarie Telecom and WebCentral, a subsidiary of Melbourne IT.