The 2005 Australian Computer Society (ACS) Remuneration Survey remains one of the largest of its kind in Australia and provides a detailed picture of working life for Australia's ICT professionals.
A recent study has found government agencies are consistently spending more on managing outsourcing contracts than the private sector.
As the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) readies for its end of financial year deluge, it's paying more attention to those individuals who submit their tax return online - all 1.1 million of them.
Once upon a time, the fax machine was a staple piece of technology in offices around Australia.
The South Australian Department of Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology is implementing an electronic document and records management system for its 4000 employees.
The Victorian government has refreshed its pre-approved supplier list adding another 64 ICT companies to its eServices Panel.
ICT industry pioneer Tony Benson died on Friday, February 11 after a four-month battle with cancer.
Victorian government authority Southern Rural Water (SRW) was looking for ways to improve staff efficiency and communications, and to provide a consistent method of capturing and distributing information across the organization.
Completion of first-round offers for university placements across the country has revealed a serious decline in IT course enrolments.
CSC Australia has announced its ACT-based laboratory has gained NATA (National Association of Testing Authorities) accreditation for software testing.
In a bid to drive down Internet infrastructure costs and improve download speed, the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is implementing a solution to provide 700 gigabytes of hard disk storage space across four campuses.
The Australian Communications Authority (ACA) wants interested parties to comment on the effectiveness of the Network Reliability Framework (NRF) following its first year of operation.