How the Victorian Electoral Commission raised the bar during lockdown

Supplied by Acer on Tuesday, 25 May, 2021

In order to provide a high-quality election service and ensure that every voter experiences a quality and convenient service through which to exercise their democratic rights, the effective use of information technology Is essential.

Discover how rolling out election office infrastructure during a pandemic lockdown was achieved with the right mix of technology and project management.

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