The mobile site will provide VicSuper members with a range of functions to make the “experience of engaging with their superannuation easier and more accessible”.
VicSuper chief executive Michael Dundon said they “engaged” Bravura to work with them to improve their IT environment.
“The successful implementation of our mobile site marks the first major milestone of this project towards improving our digital offering to our members,” he said.
“We recognise that delivering services through the mobile channel is a necessity … through this online solution, our members will now have real-time access to their superannuation and pension accounts via their desktop, laptop or mobile device,” he added.
Bravura chief operating officer, Asia Pacific, Jason Tong said the successful completion of the first stage of the “transformation project” has already opened up a significant opportunity for VicSuper to “engage with its members” and “achieve increased efficiencies”.
“We look forward to continuing to deliver the advantages of modern technology as we progress with our implementation schedule,” he said.
