27 November 2006
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Australia and India to strengthen ICT collaboration

The Australian and Indian information and communication technology (ICT) industries intend to strengthen collaboration to increase Australia’s pool of available skilled workers, says the peak representative body for the ICT industry in Australia.

AIIA’s Chief Executive Officer, Sheryle Moon, today announced that the Association will be signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM), India’s leading ICT industry Association.

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AIIA to work with re-elected Bracks Government in Victoria

AIIA will work with the re-elected Bracks Government in Victoria to ensure the ICT industry in the state is supported and nurtured, says AIIA.

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ICT enabling WA’s resource sector boom

The Australian ICT industry has a vital role to play in enabling and underpinning economic growth, Western Australian parliamentarians were told last week.

The overarching message was simple: it’s time to ValueICT.

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AIIA represented on new Communications Alliance board

AIIA’s former Chief Executive Officer, Rob Durie, will represent the Association on the board of the newly formed Communications Alliance.

The newly elected Board of Directors was announced on 20 November, and replaces the transitional board which came into effect following the merger of the Australian Communications Industry Forum (ACIF) and the Service Providers Association Inc (SPAN) on 1 September.

“It is vital that AIIA member companies have representation in the Australian communications industry,” Mr Durie says.

“The Communications Alliance offers a forum for the industry to make coherent and constructive contributions to policy development and debate. I look forward to representing the Association and helping the Communication Alliance to lead the next generation of converging networks, technologies and services.”

While Mr Durie has stepped aside from the role of CEO at AIIA, he will continue to work for the Association on a number of committees, particularly in the areas of industry development and government relations.

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AIIA hosts luncheon, Sol Trujillo, CEO, Telstra

On Monday 11 December, Telstra’s Chief Executive Officer, Sol Trujillo will be guest speaker at an AIIA luncheon in Brisbane.

Mr Trujillo will share Telstra's plan for Australia, including the recently-launched Next G network, Australia's fastest and largest mobile broadband network.

As Telstra CEO, Sol Trujillo is driving a multi-year transformation of Australia's leading telecommunications company into what he calls a ‘media comms’ company.

Mr Trujillo is a rarity among global business leaders, having led corporations on three continents in a 30-year career in the telecommunications industry.

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Meet the new Board, the new CEO and farewell Rob Durie in Melbourne

Meet AIIA's new CEO, the Board of Directors and farewell Rob Durie at AIIA's Victorian board dinner on Tuesday 28 November.

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Profiling our leaders: Steve Vamos, Microsoft Australia

Each week, AIIA’s Bulletin will profile one of the members of our influential Board of Directors.

This week, the Bulletin profiles Steve Vamos, Managing Director of Microsoft Australia.

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AIIA Events

> 27 November Canberra
Gateway to the Future of ICT
What is the Gateway Review Process and how will it affect the way your company does business with the federal government?

> 28 November Melbourne
AIIA Board Dinner
Australia's leading keynote speaker, Peter Sheahan, will explore why Gen Y are the ICT talent we need for the future.

> 30 November Perth
New government conditions of contract for ICT
The new conditions of contract come into effect on 1 January 2007. What will this mean for your business?

> 1 December Perth
Gala Christmas Lunch
Find out just what guest speaker, former marketing manager and technical evangelist of Microsoft believes "curiosity, stubbornness and pure dumb luck" can achieve.

> 6 December Melbourne
AIIA 'Bowl-IT' Christmas Charity Challenge
Network with colleagues and compete for the inaugural Telstra Next-G Bowls Trophy.

> 7 December Sydney
AIIA Business Briefing: Hot Issues for 2007
What will be the technology and business drivers next year?

> 11 December Brisbane
AIIA Luncheon: Sol Trujillo, CEO, Telstra
Hear first hand about Telstra's plan for Australia.

> February 2007: National
Developing Business Skills for ICT Entrepreneurs
ICT business is advancing - are you?

Industry Events

> 28 November Brisbane
Information Economy Christmas Party
Meet old and new friends, colleagues and customers.

> 4-6 December Canberra
IPv6 Summit
How important is IPv6 to your organisation?

> 5 December Sydney
Information Economy Christmas Party
Meet old and new friends, colleagues and customers.

> 6 December Sydney
The Technologist's Journey from Backroom to Boardroom
Speaker: Ralph Norris, MD and CEO of the Commonwealth Bank.

> 7 December Melbourne
Business opportunities in the Chinese ICT market
Learn what Terranovate’s research on Chinese opportunities means for the Victorian ICT industry and your business.

> 12 December Melbourne
Information Economy Christmas Party
Meet old and new friends, colleagues and customers.

Test your ICT IQ

IDC projects that digital TV household penetration in Australia will reach what percent by the end of 2006? Is it:

a. 23%
b. 27.2%
c. 37.2%
d. 40%


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