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SYDNEY: Parramatta based software company and leader in ICT services, Adactin Group, is pleased to announce it has been granted a Labour Hire Licence in the state of Queensland.

Queensland introduced the Labour Hire Licensing Act and a new labour hire licensing scheme which took effect on 16 April 2018. The new law requires labour hire providers to show they comply with all legal obligations and can pay their workers, and is aimed at addressing years of evidence of serious exploitation of workers in the labour hire industry, ranging from cases of wage theft to sexual harassment and systematic tax avoidance.

Being granted a licence to provide labour underscores the values of the company and is testament to the strong ethical basis on which it provides labour and cares for those who supply its ICT services. CEO Navneesh Garg said “This licence is more than just a tick in the box allowing us to work in Queensland. It is a strong endorsement of the values of our company and a testament to those who carry the Adactin name. We set high standards of behaviour for ourselves and expect the same of those who are part of our team.”

He also added that “the licence underpins our plans to expand our services into Queensland and our commitment to supporting clients in that state.” The company is expanding its work into the ACT and Queensland as it builds on the strong reference base it has established in New South Wales.

SYDNEY: Parramatta based software company and leader in ICT services, Adactin Group, is pleased to announce the forthcoming publication on the subject of Test Automation. Its fourth book, the company will be launching it at New South Wales Parliament House.

On the evening of 16th of August the Hon. Member for Parramatta Dr Geoffrey Lee will launch Adactin’s new book titled “Test Automation Using Selenium WebDriver with C#”. The book is authored by automation experts Navneesh Garg and Vaibhav Mittal, the second volume on which the two authors have collaborated.

Director Garry Scarborough said “We are very proud of this publication which demonstrates Adactin’s ongoing thought leadership and initiatives in the ICT industry.” He went on to note that “the book serves as a thorough guide to mastering test automation using Selenium and C# technology, with any theory reinforced by real-life examples to help readers of all levels form a solid understanding of automation concepts. A custom-built web application supporting the book ensures readers have exposure to real scripts and tools.”

The book is highly recommended for automation experts who can use it to update their understanding of Selenium with C# technology.

The authors of this book are recognised automation experts. Vaibhav has authored “Test Automation using Microsoft Coded UI”, one of the Amazon’s IT bestsellers. Navneesh is a prominent author of 3 best-selling testing books on Amazon.

We are pleased to announce Department of Defence as appointed Adactin Group amongst the 32 IT solution providers to a refreshed ICT services panel.

The panel is designed to give a fairer go for niche providers and will provide “digital services for government” for up to the next ten years.

Adactin being CRN fast 50 finalist in 2016 and 2017 is excited about the spot on the panel, which general manager Navneesh Garg told CRN would open the door to “tremendous opportunities”. This inclusion helps us showcase our ICT Services with an extremely talented pool of consultants in the growing Canberra market,” he said. “Adactin is focusing on Canberra as a strategic market and being on the DoD panel is a great step towards achieving our IT goals.

We look forward to many such achievements in future and would like to thank you for your contribution.

Kudos to the Adactin Family!

Related links:
httpss://www.crn.com.au/news/department-of-defence-appoints-32-it-firms-in-panel-update-496915
httpss://www.itnews.com.au/news/defence-unveils-new-it-services-landscape-496798
httpss://www.tenders.gov.au/?event=public.SON.view&SONUUID=B02B2736-92C6-98D9-318A4EDBB576D370

SYDNEY: Parramatta based software company Adactin has expanded its business into Canberra, with opportunities in Federal Government departments and agencies representing the next stage in the growth of the company.

“We are excited to take our proven track record with NSW state government departments and deliver the same quality of service to the Federal government,” said co-founder and Director Sapna Bhatia. “We have been included in the Digital Transformation Agency panel, have just been advised of success with other Federal panels and have been delivering services and training to quite a diverse range of departments in Canberra.”

The opportunities in the Federal Government are seen as a natural extension of what the company has been able to deliver in New South Wales. However, Canberra also represents compelling strategic positioning for Adactin. Sapna said, “The opportunities we have won in Canberra represent a validation of our business model, as well as our capacity to deliver to a different scale of a client. But they also help us springboard into other markets given these are federal departments and as such have a national reach and impact.”