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AIIA members invited to see lobbying at work
For more than a decade, AIIA’s Board of Directors has met annually in Canberra to brief ministers, shadow ministers, key officials and other industry stakeholders on issues of priority to the ICT industry in Australia. These meetings are essential in maintaining both AIIA's and the ICT industry's high profile with decision makers. Members of AIIA can be involved in the activities by attending the Board of Directors’ cocktail party at Parliament House on Tuesday 16 August, or the Canberra Managers’ Forum on Thursday 17 August. AIIA is delighted to present Special Minister of State, the Hon Gary Nairn, who will be speaking about:
Minister Nairn will also host a breakfast for government backbenchers, during which AIIA will present on the value of the ICT industry to Australia’s economic prosperity. Directors will also be meeting with the Minister and senior opposition spokespeople in the morning prior to the AIIA Board meeting. Join AIIA’s influential Board of Directors and other members of the ICT community at this not-to-be-missed opportunity to learn more about the government policies and initiatives affecting the ICT industry. Please click here to register for the Canberra Managers' Forum.
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AIIA Gold Coast Chapter a step closer
Gold Coast based companies are one step closer to their own AIIA Chapter. Read more |
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ACS launches CP PROGRAM for greater status and recognition
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CollabIT update
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AIIA links members to customers
AIIA is always looking for new ways to get our members in front of new customers.
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AIIA in WA stages successful events
AIIA’s WA Branch continues to build momentum, with two recent successful events providing small and large ICT companies in the WA landscape with tools to build their businesses. Read more |
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Changing the way with the iAwards
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AIIA Bulletin – what do you think? Have your say… and go to the movies in style!
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Export News: E-Commerce in the US
Whether you are new or experienced in exporting, a company with 500 employees or a home-based start up, the Internet can be your key to operating in the United States and beyond. At a fraction of the cost of setting up an overseas office, e-commerce opens your business to a global network of partners, suppliers and consumers. Read more |
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Export News: CEATEC Japan 2006
CEATEC or Combined Exhibition of Advanced Technologies is Asia’s largest annual technology and electronics exhibition, providing a platform for companies from all over the world to showcase their cutting edge products, services and technologies. This year, the event will be held from 3-5 October 2006. Read more |
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Export News: Japan Market Incentives
Get maximum exposure for your company in the IT space in Japan. |
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AIIA welcomes new members
Russell Kennedy |
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AIIA events
2 August: Melbourne - Victorian CollabIT planning workshop |
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Visit aiia.com.au! AIIA's events calendar can be viewed on the AIIA website.
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| AIIA would like to congratulate all the winners and finalists at the 2006 iAwards. For a complete list of winners, click here. |
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AIIA Statistical Challenge
A regular survey of recruitment advertising levels around Australia has found that the number of IT jobs increased by what percentage in the 12 months to April 2006?
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