To date implementation of the plan, which will cost the government more than A$80 million, has been such a success it will be used as a blueprint for other states.

White said Oracle is looking to pitch the blueprint to both state and federal governments with South Australia and Victoria the vendor's first targets. In fact, the OSS will be presenting the blueprint at an Interjurisdictional Group meeting to be held in Brisbane in May.

The event will be attended by IT representatives from every state and territory in Australia.

The OSS confirmed the federal government has also been invited to attend.

Established four years ago, the group meets twice a year to discuss shared services across government.