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Unleash the potential of intellectual property, says AIIA
Significant economic benefits would be gained by both governments and industry if intellectual property rights were owned and commercialised by ICT suppliers to government, says Australia’s peak ICT lobby group, AIIA. Read more |
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New AIIA Board Director: Andy Lambert, Fuji Xerox Australia
AIIA has a new member of its influential Board of Directors: Andy Lambert – new Managing Director of Fuji Xerox Australia, has taken on the role with AIIA from outgoing MD, Phil Chambers.
Andy Lambert’s career with the Xerox Group spans 25 years, working internationally in a number of countries including Singapore, Hong Kong and South America. Read more |
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New Board Director Replacement Policy
In May, AIIA’s Board of Directors agreed to endorse a new protocol for filling casual board vacancies. The new policy takes into account various issues and scenarios, outlined below.
- A Director may move from one member company to another.
Protocol: the Director may continue as a Director if he /she so desires as, under the constitution, the director has not vacated their office.
- A Director may move from one member company to another company that is not a member.
Protocol: the Director should be allowed to continue as a Director if he/she so desires provided that his/her new company becomes a member within three months of his/her move. Under the constitution, a Director is deemed to have vacated their office when they cease to be the representative of a member company, but the Board has the power to allow Directors to continue in the office until the expiration of their term.
- A Director creates a casual vacancy by resigning their office in writing.
Protocol: the Board should consider either: a) offering the position to the new CEO from the same company; or b) if the offer is declined, select from the past candidate list. In making this consideration, the Board should take into account the strategic importance to the Association of the member company and the personal qualifications of the new CEO.
For further information on this policy, contact AIIA’s Chief Executive Officer, Rob Durie on (02) 6281 9413.
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AIIA says thanks to outgoing Director, Phil Chambers
AIIA would like to acknowledge the valuable contributions of Phil Chambers, who has recently stepped down from AIIA’s Board of Directors.
Mr Chambers has been a leader in the Australian ICT industry for a number of years. During his eight years as Managing Director of Fuji Xerox Australia, he was instrumental in changing the perception of Fuji Xerox from that of a “copier company” to that of a sophisticated IT company providing a comprehensive suite of document management solutions and services to business and government. Read more |
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Advancing ICT through education and research
Most organisations, especially those using and applying information technology, want to find and employ work-ready skilled IT people. Most organisations find that the education process continues to fall short of delivering the qualified and work-ready people to address their needs. When you cannot easily find this increasingly elusive talent pool, what can you do? Read more |
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AIIA farewells Mr Joerg Schomburg, CeBIT World Wide Events
It with great sadness that AIIA reports that Mr Joerg Schomburg, Director of CeBIT World Wide Events and Vice President of Deutsche Messe AG, passed away on Thursday 27 July in Germany. Read more |
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Are marketing and sales teams on different planets?
On Wednesday 19 July, AIIA bridged the gap between marketing and sales at its ever-popular Marketing Forum in Sydney. Read more |
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Imagine where we’d be without ICT
Picture this: a cyclone has torn through Innisfail. Queensland’s Department of Emergency Services has been called out to the disaster. The emergency crew on the ground needs to get visual images to a variety of people, fast. Read more |
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New Members
Team Technology B-Free Read more |
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ICT exports travel faster and farther with online sales
Online sales continue to drive Australian ICT exporters onto the international stage. While the United States is still the largest and most sophisticated market for eCommerce, developments in Europe and Asia should not be overlooked. Read more |
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Events
10 August: Melbourne - Federal government ‘SourceIT’ standard contracts explained 11 August: Brisbane - Luncheon: Lord Mayor, Campbell Newman, Brisbane City Council 17 August: Canberra - Canberra Managers’ Forum: Hon Gary Nairn 21 August: Perth - Microsoft Australia’s Managing Director on the ICT industry 21 August: Brisbane - AIIA Qld Annual Golf Day 23 August: Sydney - AIIA NSW Government Symposium 13 September: Adelaide - Intel’s General Manager predicts the future of ICT 24-25 October: Canberra - Government Technology Summit 21-22 November: Christchurch - Connectivity 06 Read more |
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Visit aiia.com.au!
AIIA's events calendar can be viewed on the AIIA website. To register for events, view past presentations or read the latest news from the ICT industry, visit aiia.com.au.
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