Alan Barton's Contact Details

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IBT (Integrated Business Technologies)

Sydney, NSW, AU • 11 Employees
Technology Consulting/Tech Services

IBT (Integrated Business Technologies) is an Australian IT professional services firm founded in 1997. We specialise in Data Management (Qlik), On-Premises (Oracle PeopleSoft) and Cloud ERP (Oracle NetSuite) and Operational Intelligence. For over 23 years we have dedicated ourselves to delivering effortless information management products and services to our clients. We take the hassle out of IT systems, helping our clients turn their data into real business value faster. We have an extensive track record working with ASX, university and government clients like the Reserve Bank, Department of Defence, Essential Energy and Nine Entertainment Co. IBT also works with 3 of 4 of the largest Australian healthcare providers as well as mid-sized companies such as Auscott and not-for-profit, Wesley Mission. IBT is a Qlik Data Integration platform (QDI) elite partner, reseller and services provider. Since 2014, we have implemented the majority of what was previously known as Attunity installations in the country and our team support the largest QDI customer base nationally. QDI's ability to capture changes in real time coupled with Qlik's unique associative engine make the platform the only end-to-end data integration AND analytics solution available today. IBT’s Oracle NetSuite practice helps SME’s ADAPT to the unfolding new digital normal fast and as painlessly as possible. One cloud ERP platform (or source of truth) keeps management and staff collaborating efficiently anywhere, anytime and everyone on the same page in real time, so data is accurate and immediately accessible. They can easily keep track of every part of their business from one dashboard and use the instant reporting and analytics to keep costs down, minimise risk and adapt fast to changing market conditions. As Oracle Gold Partners, our Enterprise Services team help customers like Nine Entertainment and Westfield get the most out of their Oracle PeopleSoft systems, whether they upgrade or not.