About TeamFrame

TeamFrame is an online portfolio, program and project management tool used by project-based organisations to streamline PMO (Project Management Office) activities.

Our mission is to simplify the efficient and reliable delivery of technical and professional services.

TeamFrame was commercially launched in 2004 with a focus on higher volume, shorter duration, and repeatable project environments. TeamFrame functionality was developed in conjunction with Alcatel-Lucent and HSBC. HSBC's Online Publishing and Marketing division use TeamFrame for managing a continuous program of works of repeating business projects for a global customer base.

In 2007 TeamFrame expanded its focus from a BPO type project environments to include best-practice PMO capability. Experience with managing a large number of projects across multiple portfolios, programs, and customers helped ensure our PMO environment is robust and easy to use. TeamFrame is used by financial institutions, government agencies, universities, and digital production facilities to initiate, manage and report on a their programs of work.

TeamFrame uses a world-class security infrastructure to keep data secure and available - every second of every day.

To ensure customer data is available when it is needed, our hosting partner is one of Australia's leading application hosting and data security sites. Rigorous and regular audits ensure their security standards comply with the stringent demands of all their corporate, government and education customers, including Crux Cybernetics.

TeamFrame is delivered as a SaaS (Software as a Service) model, or can be installed On-Site.

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About Crux Cybernetics

TeamFrame is owned and developed by Crux Cybernetics Pty. Ltd. (A.B.N. 73 086 302 721)

Crux Cybernetics (Crux) was founded in 1995 to sell artificial intelligence software into the financial services sector.

Crux built Australia's first online futures broking portal to allow digital trading when the physical futures exchange closed.

Now based in Sydney, at the Australian Technology Park, Crux connects its customers to an online workplace for the initiation, execution and communication of project-centric business activity. Supplementary services provided by Crux include operations process analysis, workflow design, and service delivery performance improvement as well as technology configuration, deployment and integration.

Crux works closely with change management and user training specialists and has a network of partners in Europe, South East Asia and North America to facilitate global implementations.

To stay on top of business activity management trends Crux is a member of several industry and technology bodies, such as the Association for Services Management and the Project Management Institute. Crux has a number of cross-industry advisory board members that supplement its internal management team expertise. Solution sales are typically through a network of channel partners.

Since 2000 Crux has focused on building software to solve increasingly complex service delivery operational challenges. In 1997 Crux Cybernetics changed its name to Crux Financial Services (CFS) and a new Crux Cybernetics was registered, By 1999 CFS had a staff of 50 and had developed a futures trading platform to provide online trading services once the Sydney Futures Exchange closed its physical floor.

In 2000, after CFS was sold to Ubitrade (France), some CFE staff, systems and customers were transferred to Crux Cybernetics. This included the contract to provide artificial intelligence software to Telstra for mobile network quality monitoring surveys. After 10 years, Crux continues to design, develop and support Telstra's mobile network quality testing platform, a testament to the quality of Crux's software development and customer service abilities.

In 2002 Crux started work on TeamFrame. From inception, TeamFrame was designed as a web accessible tool to connect multiple stakeholders to a work management platform. This vision has resulted in today's online project management platform that reduces the complexity in managing multiple programs of on-demand service delivery work.

Crux's key customer list includes HSBC, Westpac, Telstra, Alcatel-Lucent, Macquarie University, American Express as well as a number of NSW government agencies.