TechnologyOne is Australia's largest enterprise Software as a Service (SaaS) company and one of the world’s first SaaS+ companies. As Australia's top 50 ASX-listed companies, our OneEducation SaaS solution provides deep functionality for higher education.
We create mission critical products and solutions that power universities with 90% of institutions in Australia and New Zealand (and over 60% of the TAFE/VET sector) using one or more of our solutions, which are deeply integrated and incredibly easy to use.
Our vision is to make life simple for our community by building great products and services that transform businesses. We better our community, from its citizens to students, by leveraging our team’s 38 years’ experience and innovation to solve the complex.
We have a strong track record of research and development and reinvest over 20% of our annual revenue. This means that for almost four decades, we have refined our solutions to align with the unique and evolving needs of higher education, as identified by frameworks such as the Higher Education Business Reference Models (HERM). This meticulous alignment ensures our OneEducation solution not only meets but exceeds the expectations of modern universities, delivering process automation, efficiency, reliability and innovation.
To that end, TechnologyOne is also a founding member of MortarCaps, reinforcing our commitment to supporting CAUDIT and the Higher Education sector.
OneEducation offers out-of-the-box compliance, and a comprehensive roadmap designed to support every facet of institutional operations – from students and academics to finance and HR.
Follow along with TechnologyOne and their 2026 CAUDIT Engagement Partner interactions listed below
Shared Resources
Meeting with the CAUDIT CEO
04 March 2026
CAUDIT Members are welcome to contribute their questions to this meeting, please contact the Partner Program.
Showcase #1 - The TechnologyOne Reset: Renewed Focus and Stronger Partnerships
TechnologyOne will present its renewed strategic focus, deeper sector partnerships and modernised product vision, highlighting enhanced collaboration, integration and customer‑first engagement across the tertiary education community.
When: 05 March 2026 1pm - 2pm AEDT
Where: Via Zoom webinar
Meeting with the CAUDIT Executive Committee
04 May 2025 - in person
CAUDIT Members are welcome to contribute their questions to this meeting, please contact the Partner Program.
TechnologyOne Event - 2026 TechnologyOne Education User Group
Registration is now open for the 2026 TechnologyOne Education User Group, taking place on 27-28 July at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC).
Day one opens with a keynote by Professor Martin Bean CBE, followed by a fireside chat with industry leaders from MortarCAPS, Future Skills Organisation, TAFE Directors Australia, and Student Voice Australia.
Day two focuses on AI and product, with tips & tricks sessions as well as extended sessions on connecting our various products across your institution.
Places are limited. Register now to secure your spot.
When: 27-28 July 2026
Where: Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC)
Newsletter Article - The AI gap in the ANZ education sector
ANZ education leaders are ambitious about AI. But ambition and outcomes are two different things. A new report commissioned by TechnologyOne reveals where institutions are progressing, where they're stuck, and what the next 12 months look like for AI investment across the sector.
Read more and download the report to benchmark your institution against more than 300 of your peers.
Showcase #2
Details to come
When: 29 October 2026 1pm - 2pm AEDT
Where: Via Zoom webinar
TechnologyOne contact details for CAUDIT Members
Name: Rob Bild
Position: Managing Director, Global Higher Education Partnerships
Email: rob.bild@technology1.com
Meet the team at the following CAUDIT Events
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