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The AIIA will soon be holding its annual elections; both for State Committees and for the National AIIA Board. Voting in these elections is open to all full financial members of the AIIA, and all members are encouraged to take part in the elections by voting or standing for an elected position. Running an Australian technology company from the CEO perspective Small Business September '08 Small Business September 08, an initiative of the NSW Department of State and Regional Development, is a month dedicated to helping owners and managers of small businesses better grow and manage their business. As part of this initiative, AIIA is producing a specialist event to focus on the challenges faced by SMEs in the ICT industry titled Running an Australian technology company from the CEO perspective, to be held on Wednesday 17 September 2008. This event will be sponsored by Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu. This event will bring together a panel of senior executives (Eddie Geller of Unique World, Stuart Espey of 3ivx Technologies, Kate Carruthers of Digital Business Group and Keith Dodds of Thoughtworks) in a discussion moderated by Martin Dare, Chair of the AIIA NSW Committee, to explore their insights and reflections on managing an Australian technology company, the lessons learnt, and the future of the industry. The Hon Joe Tripodi MLA, NSW Minister for Small Business will also be in attendance to meet industry executives and to acknowledge the value of ICT companies to the NSW economy. Registration and further information is available online.  |  AIIA Prize of Excellence Queensland Government ICT Career Graduate Development Program Queensland ICT graduate Travis Malone was recently AIIA Queensland's Prize of Excellence for his dedication and the quality of his work in the Queensland Government ICT Career Graduate Development Program. For his efforts he will receive a world study tour and a wealth of invaluable experience in the in international technology industry. Read more .NET clusters at TechEd 2008 Last week in Sydney, under the auspices of AIIA’s CollabIT program, the ICT clusters Canberra.NET, Queensland.NET and NSW.NET organised an opportunity for their members to exhibit over the four days of TechEd, a major conference and exhibition in the Microsoft calendar. The Australia.NET stand comprised four pods, generously made available by Microsoft, enabling .NET cluster members to sign up for half day time slots at a very modest shared cost, for significant returns. Read more ACEC’08 Australian Computers in Education Conference 2008 ACEC is the biennial conference of the Australian Council for Computers in Education. ACEC’08 is being hosted by the Computer Education Group of the ACT in partnership with the association of Catholic and Independent Teacher Librarians. ACEC attracts delegates from all education sectors (tertiary, VET and schools) who have an interest in the use of ICT in education. Read more Remote Monitoring and Management Summit 2008 9 & 10 December 2008 Gaining Competitive Advantage through Real-Time Asset, System and Device Control. For the First Time in Australia! Attend the Remote Monitoring & Management Summit 2008 to understand how:
Read more Melbourne: 2008 MERIT Symposium Thursday 2 October, 2008 The 2008 Melbourne Engineering Research Institute (MERIT) Symposium Symposium provides a window to the future of engineering research and emerging technologies and the opportunity to meet the talented individuals behind them. Please join us for refreshments while networking with researchers and graduate students who will be exhibiting their cutting edge projects. Read more Marketing Forum sponsorship opportunities Marketing professionals in the ICT industry are faced with many challenges and opportunities in a rapidly changing environment. From justifying budgets, to grappling with new technology, ICT marketing professionals tread the line between technology and consumers, developers and management, priorities and budgets. Read more ICT Sustainable Futures Forum Melbourne: 7 October 2008 The environmental cost associated with carbon emissions will soon come at a price. Businesses and industry can no longer afford to ignore the impact of emissions on their organisation’s bottom line. It is clear that technology innovation will be a major factor in the improvement of energy efficiency at all levels of business and industry. The ICT Sustainable Futures Forum is an opportunity for every company to learn more about the role it will play into the future. Read more |
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