TargetOn

Melville Heritage

Includes

• Relational database

• Forms for adding information

• Pre-populated information in the following categories:– Natural (e.g. flora, fauna, land, water)– Aboriginal (e.g. place names, bush food)– Historic (e.g. built, places, people)

• Link to demo website

Users

• Melville Council staff

• Friends of Groups

• Historical society

• Community incl. residents, schools, businesses, visitors

Services

• Planning• Information architecture• Design (collaborative process)• Development• Deployment (incl. web, mobile devices)• Test• Refine• Communication plan as part of project plan

Services cont’d

• Ongoing maintenance incl. updating information and optimisation

• New modules (to be negotiated – project plan)

What could it look like?

How does it work?

• Data and content exported to web and accessed by: – Desktop computer– Tablet– Smartphone– Hardcopy

• QR codes

Benefits

• Enables the Council to communicate with its local community and visitors (customers)– Libraries, museums, local history– Friends of groups– Businesses

External- Tourists- Businesses- Other Councils- Government funders

Benefits

• Accessible

• Interactive

• Spatial

• Centralised

• Easy

Next steps

• What looks good?

• What could be improved?

• What else do you need to know?

• Where to from here?