IT procurement 'failed to demonstrate value for money'

ICT procurement in two Australian government departments failed to prove it was obtaining value for money on several occasions, an audit has found.

The Australian National Audit Office’s audit report said in 2018-19 federal government expenditure on ICT-related goods and services was more than $3.bn but it was not always demonstrably providing value for money.

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IT procurement 'failed to demonstrate value for money'

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