Portfolio and project management software helps IR meet service level agreements and uses exciting new innovation on-site at the South Road Superway Project in South Australia

SYDNEY, 1st July 2011 – mbh management (mbh), a Sydney-based consulting, training and technology company, today announced the successful launch of UniPhi 6.0 

SYDNEY, 06 May 2010 – mbh management (mbh), a Sydney-based consulting, training and technology company, today announced dates for the Australian roadshow of UniPhi 5.0

UniPhi is mbh's unique enterprise portfolio and project management web application that surprises people with its breadth of functionality and simplicity of use; a rare combination. This new release has leveraged off the previous version's move into contract management to enhance the internal practice management of organisations whose structure is project oriented (e.g. builders, architects, consultants etc). This practice management facilitates a significantly improved bottom line through greater transparency of project performance both from the client's perspective and the internal fee perspective.

 SYDNEY, 7 September 2009 – Sydney-based consulting and technology company mbh management (mbh) maintains that Corporate Australia should utilise strong internal project portfolio management tools and techniques to identify and manage costs effectively as a standard business practice in both up and down economic cycles.

 SYDNEY, 17 August 2009 – mbh management (mbh), a Sydney-based consulting and technology company, today announced the new release of the 4.0 version of UniPhi, a web-based enterprise portfolio and project management software tool. The SKM Davis Langdon Joint Venture, one of the key project managers for Victoria’s Building the Education Revolution (BER) program, is using UniPhi 4.0 to help ensure the successful delivery of construction projects for Victorian schools and science and language centres.

SYDNEY, 13 July 2009 – mbh management (mbh), a Sydney-based consulting and technology company, today announced that it experienced 50 per cent growth in its business for the 2009 financial year, in spite of turbulent economic conditions.