1. TargetOn Melville Heritage

2. 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

3. Users Melville Council staff Friends of Groups Historical society Community incl. residents, schools, businesses, visitors

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

5. Services cont’d Ongoing maintenance incl. updating information and optimisation New modules (to be negotiated – project plan)

6. What could it look like?

7. How does it work? Data and content exported to web and accessed by: –Desktop computer –Tablet –Smartphone –Hardcopy QR codes

8. 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

9. Benefits Accessible Interactive Spatial Centralised Easy

10. Next steps What looks good? What could be improved? What else do you need to know? Where to from here?