Adobe to earn $13.2 million more to keep myGov running for nine months
Services Australia will pay Adobe more than $1.4 million a month for software behind myGov.
Adobe will get another $13.2 million to keep myGov running for nine more months. The software is the core technology behind myGov and its customer journey analytics.
The $13.2 million extension works out to more than $1.4 million a month. InnovationAus reveals that Services Australia quietly extended the contract.
Services Australia has not yet decided whether to keep using this software long term. The extension covers a tool called the Digital Experience Platform, or DXP.
- $13.2 million
- Extension value
- More than $1.4 million a month
- Monthly cost
- Nine months
- Extension length
- Digital Experience Platform (DXP)
- Software
Why it mattersA US software firm is paid for a service Australians use, while the agency weighs a long-term choice.
AustraliamyGov stays on this software for nine more months, paid for with public money. Any change in provider would alter the tools behind the service.
✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 9 h ago
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