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Tauranga City Council's computer systems have crashed this morning, limiting all business to phones only.
Council communications manager Aimee Driscol says the system failed about 10.30am.
The computer system at the council in the CBD is down.
'All our systems have gone offline. Customers are not able to complete business with council by any of our online systems.
'Council apologises for any inconvenience and is working to resolve the issue as soon as we can.”
The council call centre is still able to take calls.
Customers can call 07 577 000 if they have any questions.
4 comments
This is what happens...
Posted on 16-03-2016 12:05 | By Confused
when you replace permanent staff with contractors. I predict that they will be down for at least 2 days and the outcome will be a recommendation to Council that they spend yet another bucket of money on more equipment. This sort of thing never happened under the previous management.
agree with CONFUSED
Posted on 16-03-2016 16:32 | By The author of this comment has been removed.
Of cause with 525 staff without a BRAIN, will have to get in the big guns to have a look,have they thought of turning the power on first and checking the plugs,maybe the power is off,will have to send someone overseas for a month to see how to fix it, like the muck PONDS SAGA, Teddy Bear signing off now 10-4 and goodbye. Thankyou Sun Live THE BEST IN THE BAY FOR NEWS
another crock of
Posted on 17-03-2016 00:08 | By CC8
more bull perpetrated by those that want to spend up on more and more newer and newer techno stuff every time something is released by the manufacturers....they can't do their jobs properly now so how is new equipment going to help?
Whats the latest on this?
Posted on 17-03-2016 20:52 | By PaknSave
I say well done. Give credit where credit is due. Am I wrong or did one of the other councils in the region had the same Cryptothingee last year. Out for two days or something. Haha these others submitters here have suddenly gone quiet.
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