Air Niugini goes live on Ramco Payce

Chennai-headquartered payroll software provider Ramco Systems has said that it has successfully implemented its Payce platform at Air Niugini Limited, the national airline of Papua New Guinea.

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Ramco Payce has replaced Air Niugini’s legacy system for payroll and time and attendance, thereby digitally transforming the operations of 2000 plus employees across four countries. Powered with platform-driven automation, Payce enables Air Niugini to considerably reduce payroll processing time and paperwork for income tax compliance.

In addition, the solution provides Air Niugini’s central payroll team with a 360-degree view of the airline’s payroll operations. Payce also seamlessly integrates with Air Niugini’s new ERP and HCM applications, thereby delivering a secure data flow.

“Going live with Ramco Payce marks a pivotal point in our digital transformation journey. We now have a robust solution that helps us enhance our employee experience and empowers our payroll team with actionable insights and operational agility,” said Gary Seddon, Chief Executive Officer, Air Niugini Limited, in a statement.

 

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