Newly established tech site Delimiter just launched in the new year covering Australia’s tech scene. Founded by ZDNet writer Renai LeMay, he’s inviting some of his tech savvy friends and associated to contribute on the multimedia blog. On Monday the site debuted the first in a series of weekly focus articles they will be running on Australia’s startups and they chose a great one to begin with. You may have caught Matt Clarke at Tech23 as the face for the software application development company which promises to streamline .NET development with an assembly line process. Basically what Ford did for cars…that’s what Expanz wants to do with .NET development. In this great article Matt makes an interesting point about how being a small Australian company shooting for big league clients was a little tough because on top of being new, they were also a small company in Manly pitching against world-class businesses. If you haven’t heard of the company yet, chances are you will get a first-hand chance at using their product in the next state election if you live in New South Wales as Logica will be using their platform for the election’s core systems. In the article Matt outlines the company’s revenue streams, but point out that like many Aussies startups they have been self funded with some small investments from angel groups like Sydney’s Green Lane Digital.
