Fast government response limits the impact of a disaster

Supplied by on Friday, 22 May, 2020

Australia has been lashed by disasters in 2020 and public services have been pushed to the limit. The need for quick response has never been greater — particularly when it comes to digital interactions.

Learn how the Victorian Government achieved next-level crisis intervention and assisted bushfire victims by deploying a SaaS CRM system in just three days.

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