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The project was focused on replacing multiple training systems with a future solution that would improve the management of vocational and education training while reducing costs.

Business and Training has decided to scrap the state's training management system project after a five-year period of development.

In a statement the department said the TMS project had “come to a logical point” and that it had agreed with vendor TechnologyOne “for it to come to an end”.

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It was originally scheduled to go live in December 2016, but was pushed back to April this year.

The “critical” project was also one of only a handful of projects not to report its expenditure - just weeks after the Queensland audit office scolded agencies for choosing to withhold information from the dashboard(https://www.itnews.com.au/news/qld-it- dashboard-missing-projects-A97576).

Earlier this month a Training department spokesperson told iTnewsit had commenced commercial discussion with the TechnologyOne about the project’s future, but declined to provide detail on project's expenditure or the cause of the delays.

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The TMS project is the latest training system to go bust following the high-profile end to the federal Department of Education and Training $20 million national apprenticeshipmanagement IT system

TechnologyOne'CEO Edward“€h-ung-t01d-^-'"' iTnewsthe decision to discontinue the project was “amicable” and had resulted in “no bad blood” between both parties.

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“With the recent formation of the Department of Employment, Small Business and Training, work has been undertaken to consider the training management system project to date in relation to the overall future needs of the new department,” the spokesperson said.

The department said work performed during the project would “assist in taking advantage of the synergies of the new Department ofEmployment, Small Business and Training and refining its business systems.”

“TechnologyOne has appreciated theopportunity to work with the department on the project and will use their learnings to enhance solutions for their customers,” it said.