After the successful integration of the MTData solution within Tasmania Police’s existing systems.
MTData will be exhibiting at this year’s APCOA conference hosted in Melbourne. This is the premier
emergency services and public safety learning and networking event. If you would like to learn more
about the solution capabilities please visit us from 21st - 23d February.

Instead of printing and mailing paper Christmas cards, MTData decided to donate the amount to
those in need. With help from our valued customers, MTData was able to support the make a wish
foundation and Australian Red Cross whilst also supporting Oxfam Unwrapped.

Through Oxfam MTData provided one village living in poverty with a goat which will facilitate
economic independence, a piglet for a Malawi family and seedlings to East Timorese farmers.

MTData also donated to the Make-a-Wish Foundation who grant the cherished wishes of children
living with life-threatening medical conditions and the Australian Red Cross who are committed to
helping those in need, providing relief in times of crisis and care for the most vulnerable in Australia
and around the world.

Thank you to all of those that took the time to help steer our donation dollars.

With 60 years of successful operation in the Adelaide market, Suburban Taxis does not shy away
from using technology to further relationships with its stakeholders. Managing Director, Wally
Sievers says ‘guided by our strategic agenda, which advocates sustainable strategic competitiveness
amidst the day to day pressures of business, we researched the market for new technologies. We
feel MTData is a fitting technology partner and believe the MTData taxi dispatch system is suitable
to our requirements now and is flexible enough to grow with us into the future.’

MTData Group CEO, Matthew Bellizia says, ‘MTData has developed its technologies to facilitate
efficiencies in the taxi industry and now we are very much looking forward to working with the team
at Suburban Taxis. We expect significant benefits and efficiencies to be gained by travelling public,
taxi owners, and taxi operators’.