TOSHIBA ENTERS TECHNOLOGY PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT WITH CATHOLIC SECONDARY PRINCIPALS AUSTRALIA (CaSPA).

Toshiba Australia Pty Limited has entered into a long-term collaborative agreement with the Catholic Secondary Principals Australia (CaSPA). A major sponsorship, providing members with access to Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) systems, products and services.

As a renowned global innovator, Toshiba are delighted to provide technology driven outcomes to over 487 Catholic Secondary Schools across Australia and the 505 Catholic Secondary Principals who are represented at a national level by Catholic Secondary Principals Australia.

Toshiba General Manager, Bret Davies said of the announcement;

"Toshiba is both honoured and delighted to be a preferred Technology Partner for this national peak body for Australian Catholic Secondary School Principals, and to commence our exclusive collaboration.

CaSPA members can look forward to significant improvements in performance, efficiency and service with substantial cost and time savings, all delivered in a trustworthy, responsive and proactive manner". 

Toshiba's Partnership with CaSPA will be an opportunity for Principals and their leadership teams to network and co-create educational technology partnerships and outcomes, to the ultimate benefit of Catholic Education in Australia.

Through this partnership, members can nominate for a

COMPLIMENTARTY business health check across selected facets of a schools ICT environment

to review business processes, systems and expenditure against best practice and industry standards. 

Toshiba conducts this discovery process with the broad aim of assisting schools to utilise technology as a strategic asset and improve learning outcomes. Human and technology resources are used to analyse and document key information with findings being utilised to make recommendations for change.

To date, our engagements with Catholic Education have enabled schools to more efficiently achieve strategic outcomes and have provided financial and operational improvement.

As part of the sponsorship, Toshiba will also promote and educate members via a series of publications, email newsletters and links to and from the CASPA websites. These will highlight special offers and inform members of the most recent developments and success stories via case studies and testimonials. 

Mr Davies went on to add, "Toshiba prides itself on being an innovator and is committed to providing products, services and resources to deliver the best results and a sustainable future for everyone."

Register your school for a Toshiba discovery project via the below link:

https://www.toshiba-business.com.au/Company/caspa