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• Banks encumbered with IT legacy, compliance: Experts

  Australian banks need to upgrade IT infrastructure and data gathering skills if they want to compete with new players such as Google, according to financial IT consultants.
  

• SA is setting the e-commerce benchmark: AIIA

  The South Australian government has set the standard for e-commerce across the nation with the launch of its new strategic plan, the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) has said.

• iAwards winners 2011

  The iAwards have announced the 2011 State and Territory winners and merit recipients in their company categories, at a series of events held around Australia.

• AIIA commends Vic eServices restructure

  The Australia Internet Industry Association (AIIA) has thrown its weight behind the Victorian Government’s decision to restructure its eServices panel by the end of October this year.

• AIIA continues campaign for govt innovation minister

  Peak industry body the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) has continued calls for an innovation minister within state and federal governments, with the release of its manifesto for the NSW state elections.
  

• ICT industry reacts to Labor win and NBN

  The Australian ICT industry has been quick to react to the news that Labor will be able to form government following the support of Independent MPs, Rob Oakshott and Tony Windsor.
  

• The AIIA on the NBN, collaboration and turning Australia into an ICT leader

  At the three-day Asia Pacific Digital Innovation Summit (APDIS) in December, an annual trade event which brought together 780 delegates from 21 countries, we caught up with Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) chairman John Grant and CEO Ian Birks for a rare joint interview. The pair spoke candidly about the challenges the Australian ICT industry faces this coming decade and the importance of accelerating NBN progress.

• Telstra separation: industry and analysts respond

  Analysts and industry bodies comment on the proposed break up of Telstra.