Stories by Chloe Herrick

Vividwireless dismisses ability of Telstra LTE network

Vividwireless chief executive, Martin Mercer, has rubbished the ability of Telstra's announced Long Term Evolution (LTE) network, claiming the telco's plans to operate the network in the 1800mHz spectrum band will result in network speeds matching only that of vividwireless' WiMax network.

Written by Chloe Herrick30 March 11 09:12

St.George Bank makes play for Windows Phone 7

St.George Bank has made a move for some Windows Phone 7 action with a new banking application encompassing Australian app, Mobile Banking Lite, which enables customers to check their account balance and transaction history.

Written by Chloe Herrick29 March 11 13:02

DoHA announces second wave e-health sites

The Department of Health and Ageing (DoHA) has unveiled the second wave of e-health implementation sites to deploy and trial specific aspects of the Gillard Government’s $466.7 million personally controlled electronic health records (PCEHR) initiative.

Written by Chloe Herrick29 March 11 12:42

Use of e-voting in NSW election triples expectations

The NSW Electoral Commission’s (NSWEC) e-voting system, iVote, has far exceeded initial expectations of 15,000 users, with more than 46,800 NSW citizens using the technology in the recent state election on 26 March 2011.

Written by Chloe Herrick28 March 11 12:28

Queensland buses pilot real time customer info system

Queensland transit authority, TransLink, has delivered on a project to roll out a real time information passenger system, kicking off a 12-month trial of the $11.4 million Customer First project later this year.

Written by Chloe Herrick25 March 11 15:48

Royal Australian Navy spends $10m on simulator

Junior officers in the Royal Australian Navy will learn to pilot the next generation of warships in an upgraded training facility at HMAS Watson in Sydney worth $10 million.

Written by Chloe Herrick25 March 11 11:20

Cloud computing hinders foreign data collection: AFP

The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has identified rapidly developing technology as a key source of frustration, with the advent of Cloud computing making it more difficult to obtain data from foreign jurisdictions.p

Written by Chloe Herrick24 March 11 15:50

NBN Co's Quigley questions government oversight methods

NBN Co chief executive, Mike Quigley, has questioned the effectiveness of some methods used by the government to scrutinise the company and the National Broadband Network (NBN), arguing it could potential impede on the network wholesaler’s efficiency.

Written by Chloe Herrick24 March 11 08:38

Telstra launches Visual Voicemail for iPhone

Four years on from the introduction of the Apple iPhone, Telstra has begun offering the Visual Voicemail service to post-paid mobile customers.

Written by Chloe Herrick22 March 11 16:57

Voters can get 'cluey' this NSW Election

Enrolled voters can enlist the help of a Web application to simplify the “daunting” task of voting below the line in the upcoming NSW election on the 26 March 2011.

Written by Chloe Herrick22 March 11 16:05

Privacy not at risk in Medicare, Centrelink merger: OAIC

The impending merger of Medicare Australia and Centrelink under new legislation will not trample Australians' privacy according to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC).

Written by Chloe Herrick22 March 11 11:50

PBT Group appoint new COO for BI

Global healthcare and business services company, PBT Group, has appointed its Chief Operations Officer, Martin Rennhackkamp, to head up its business intelligence (BI) capabilities in its Australian arm of the company.

Written by Chloe Herrick18 March 11 12:30

Medicare launches online cash claiming tool

Medicare Australia has launched a new online service enabling customers to claim doctor’s consultation fees online and reduce the time taken to claim benefits manually at their local branch.

Written by Chloe Herrick17 March 11 11:53
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