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AIIA Requests Your Views on the Potential AEEMA Merger
As you are aware, the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) and the Australian Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association (AEEMA) are currently discussing a merger proposal to form a new organisation. AIIA is holding briefing sessions in all states to provide greater detail and the opportunity for AIIA members to ask questions. Both AIIA and AEEMA are keen to ensure member companies and stakeholders are well informed and have the opportunity to provide comments and express concerns and ideas about the proposal. AIIA has already held briefing sessions in New South Wales, South Australia, West Australia and Queensland, with two more sessions to follow. Victoria: Wednesday, 28 September 2005 It is important that all AIIA members feel comfortable with the level of transparency and disclosure and this is why we seek your feedback to help shape what promises to be a major step forward in industry representation for our dynamic sectors. The proposed merger represents a major change for both organisations, but one that is viewed very positively with exciting opportunities for our industry. Tell us what you value most about AIIA and what you want retained in the new organisation. Email Rob Durie , James McAdam or |
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The Battle for ICT Talent
The ICT industry must remove all impediments to attract talented people, not just women, young people or older workers, says AIIA’s Chief Executive Officer Rob Durie. Read more |
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ICT Innovators to Share the Spotlight at AIIA Business Briefing
Australia must continue to generate breakthrough technologies to spur on our local ICT sector, generating jobs and wealth, but what can we do to maintain our position as innovators of ICT? Read more |
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Comment from the Chairman: Collaborating with Indian Companies
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Understand the Impact of Change on Your Business
AIIA members are invited to participate in a free benchmarking survey that measures employee perceptions of leadership, change, trust and commitment to an organisation. Read more |
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Sales Training Workshop for Local ICT Companies
Local ICT companies are challenged not by a lack of drive, talent or ideas, but by the task of selling their products and services in an increasingly competitive market. Read more |
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Who’s on Your AIIA Victoria Committee?
This issue, we profile Ron Gauci, who has more than twenty years of experience in the ICT industry in Australia. Read more |
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Role-Based Access Control to Aid Regulatory Compliance Mandates
By Harvey Hindin, VP and Senior Analyst, Ideas International Regulatory compliance is essential to an organisation’s business continuity planning. Lack of compliance could literally cause the business to be stopped in its tracks by government, stakeholder, or malicious third-party action. Read more |
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New Members
Covansys Australia |
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Change to Commercial Ready Program
New rules apply to the Australian Government Commercial Ready program.
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SEARCC 2005: Building Bridges with ICT
More than 60 Australian and international speakers will be on hand at this year’s SEARCC Conference from 28-30 September, 2005 at the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre. Read more |
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Dell Named Best Employer in Australia and NZ
Congratulations to AIIA member company, Dell, which was recently announced Best Employer in the 2005 Hewitt Best Employers in Australia and New Zealand (A/NZ) study. Read more |
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Export Roundtable on Selling to US Government
The Department of Finance, together with the ACT Exporters’ Network, will be hosting a roundtable discussion to provide input into the draft document "Selling to the US Government: A guide for business". |
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Export News: Korea Electronics Show 2005
The Korea Electronics Show 2005 will be held from 11-15 October in Seoul. The show enters its thirty-sixth year after having led Korea to economic prosperity and global leadership in IT over its first three and a half decades. Read more |
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From 20 to 28 October 2005, the Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts, Senator Helen Coonan, will be leading an ICT industry delegation to India. |
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AIIA Statistical Challenge
How many broadband subscribers are there in Australia, according to a new ACCC report? (a) 1.8m |
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