WA Government on the hunt for CIO
The Government of Western Australia is on the hunt for a new CIO for its Rottnest Island Authority to implement transformational change to business systems, infrastructure, processes and technology.
The Government of Western Australia is on the hunt for a new CIO for its Rottnest Island Authority to implement transformational change to business systems, infrastructure, processes and technology.
Australia’s research and development industry must look to Cloud computing technology in the future in order to successfully handle the “explosion” of data and the need for computation.
Bendigo Health is jumping on the e-health bandwagon, announcing a $100,000 upgrade of its health systems, in an effort to automate hospital practices, increase operational efficiency and patient safety levels.
Virtualisation is the missing link when it comes to using smartphones securely in the enterprise, according to Ovum.
Microsoft Australia managing director, Tracey Fellows, is set to leave local pastures at the end of the year for a new role as area vice president for the Asia Pacific region.
Despite the ongoing dissatisfaction of local retailers around the Australian Government’s refusal to apply the Goods and Services Tax (GST) to overseas online purchases under $1000, one Aussie online retailer is urging consumers to buy locally this Christmas.
Establishing a clear deployment model and providing financial incentives for health care providers are some of the key issues to be resolved if telehealth services are to be successfully rolled out across Australia, according to the Department of Health and Ageing.
Despite the efforts of the Gov 2.0 Taskforce to accelerate the use of social media and collaboration, the use of Web 2.0 remains in its infancy within the Australian Public Service (APS), according to the Public Service Commission.
Although the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) will not require any immediate changes to Australian laws, the Electronic Frontiers Australia (EFA) has expressed concern over potential future pressures on Australian copyright control from other countries.
Internet service provider (ISP) iiNet (ASX:IIN) has announced the opening of a new in-house research and development division for the production of media devices, specifically focusing on the next generation of modems.
IBM has secured a five-year deal with the Westpac Group for the supply of infrastructure services as the major bank continues its technology transformation.
The Australian Government’s continued decision to restrict parallel importation has forced Australian book retailer, Dymocks, to consider moving its online business overseas.
The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation’s (CSIRO) graphics processing unit (GPU) has been recognised internationally as Australia’s “greenest” supercomputer.
An independent review into the progress of the Gershon Report on the Federal Government’s use of ICT, has found the “substantial” implementation has positioned the Government for the next phase in the evolution of ICT policy and practice.
IT leaders must look to new device management strategies in order to accommodate choice among employees, one analyst has warned, as the days of controlling the type of corporate device are over.