Yarris

If a telco connects optic fibre to a new estate... if an insurance company arranges the repair of a crashed motor vehicle... or if lawyers prosecute a claim – chances are the transactions have passed through a Yarris system.

Our industry-leading systems simplify and streamline business, transforming productivity.

Automotive insurers use arnie as their auto repair management system

Government and enterprises use YarrisLegal to manage the provision of legal services

Telecommunications companies use ConSol to manage their field services for network maintenance and construction

Innovative

We give our customers ingenious and innovative systems to procure and manage the services they need to operate their businesses and fulfil their own strategies.

Simplified

Yarris systems link all industry stakeholders into the same network. All interactions and activities are managed quickly, seamlessly and efficiently – simplifying and streamlining complex processes.

Accessible

Yarris systems are provided in the 'cloud', hosted and maintained by Yarris. The only up front costs are for custom enhancements, deployment and training.

Advanced

Since 1995 Yarris has been a pioneer in Internet technologies. Yarris launched one of the world's first 'Software as a Service' applications in 1997 and since 2000 has provided enterprise grade hosting services for its SaaS products.

NBN Realised Forums 2012

  • As the National Broadband Network (NBN) rollout progresses, scaling challenges continue to dominate. At this year's second annual NBN Realised Forums, international experts convened to discuss strategies for scaling and deployment.

    The Forums, held in Melbourne and Sydney on Tuesday 13th and Thursday 15th November, revealed the latest on the NBN rollout, as well as sharing industry expertise on the emerging ecosystem for all those involved in both the deployment and provision of services of the NBN, from suppliers to access seekers.

    The event, which was sponsored by Yarris, was a major success and the issues raised have since been covered in various media outlets including the Australian Financial Review and ABC News.

    Speakers included:

    Gary McLaren - Chief Technology Officer of NBN Co
    Stephen Ellich - Executive General Manager of Service Stream Communications
    Dan Birmingham - Project Director at Silcar

    They were joined by a host of international experts such as Anil Nihalani, VP Commercial of Nucleus Connect - the Singapore version of the NBN; Chief Architect of the TM Forum David Milham; and John Greenhough, Chief Technology Officer of Crown Fibre NZ.

    The industry experts shared case studies from past and overseas rollouts, as well as discussing issues including operationally scaling up through automation and B2B integration.

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