25 February 2008
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2008 AIIA ICT Salary Survey available soon

The current economic environment is full of uncertainty, and in that context it is imperative that executives, line managers and HR professionals understand the actual movements in ICT salaries over last six months in order to have informative discussions with employees and to budget responsibly into the future.

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The 2008 iAwards - entries close in two weeks!

There are only two weeks left to get your iAwards entries in - be quick! Entries close on 7 March 2008.

The iAwards are Australia's premier information and communications technology (ICT) industry awards. Each year the iAwards give the Australian ICT community the opportunity to have excellence in technology innovation recognised at a state, national and international level by consumers, industry peers and the broader community.

The iAwards honour the finest in Australian ICT talent by awarding ICT achievements across a wide range of categories. Entry to the iAwards is open to all levels of the ICT community, from small start-ups and emerging talent to big business and established entrepreneurs.

This is your opportunity - don't miss the chance to have your work and achievements recognised at the highest level.

Past recipients have gone on to great things, and lauded the experience and publicity they gained through the profile of their iAwards involvement. So whether you are a student, start-up, SME or major business concern, it is worth nominating your ICT achievements for an iAward.

The iAwards are run by the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA), as the Australian member of the Asia-Pacific ICT Awards.

Entries now open: www.aiia.com.au

Don't forget, inclusion of a 3 minute video is optional this year.

State winners will be announced on March 25 2008.

National winners will be announced 28 May, 2008.

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iAwards Melbourne information session

The iAwards information sessions are a great way to find out more about the program and learn how to apply. The application process itself is a valuable way to evaluate your work; at the end of the process, for example, you will have completed an assessment of the quality required for many commercial funding opportunities.

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CeBIT Australia 2008
20 - 22 May 2008

Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, Sydney

Austrade strongly supports CeBIT Australia, which is the largest ICT show in Australasia with over 700 exhibitors and 30,000+ business visitors.  We are seeking high quality ICT clients to exhibit in 'Export Alley'. 

This part of the show allows companies to exhibit at a discounted rate and meet with the overseas Austrade business development managers who are coming to the show.  We are bringing a number of overseas buyers to CeBIT Australia 2008 and if they are seeking the types of products/services which you provide we will arrange for you to meet them.  If you are interested in exhibiting as part of Export Alley further information is available from the Austrade website.

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Seeking expressions of interest: NSW firms to exhibit at CeBIT Australia

The NSW Department of State and Regional Development (DSRD) seeks expressions of interest from NSW small businesses to exhibit their applications and technologies at the CeBIT Australia 2008 tradeshow and conference, May 20 - 22, 2008 at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour.

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ACS Appoints new CEO

ACS National President, Kumar Parakala announced today the appointment of Ms Kim Denham as the new Chief Executive Officer of the Society.

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SME branding opportunity

Are you an AIIA member looking for a branding opportunity that will have a lasting effect?  Then we have a great opportunity for you.  AIIA is about to release the strategic directions publication called Outlook 2008 and is looking for sponsors. 

The publication will be distributed to all the AIIA members, plus those on the mailing list - which includes stakeholders, subscribers and associated industries across Australia.  Outlook 2008 is the lead AIIA publication and will have currency for all of 2008.

To take advantage of this opportunity contact Tania Crosbie on 0412 149624 or email t.crosbie@aiia.com.au  This opportunity is ideal for the SME market and is a cost effective way for small brands to build a profile.

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Call for National Marketing Committee members

In 2007 the AIIA established a National Marketing Committee, comprising senior marketers from the AIIA membership. 

We always welcome new members to this group. 

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We want you!

Sponsorship opportunities are now available for 2008 AIIA events.  AIIA events are a great way to put your company’s name on some of the ICT industry’s biggest and most exciting events. Sponsorship and advertising are also accepted for the AIIA Bulletin, which is sent weekly to an influential core of over 6,000 members and stakeholders. Please contact Tania Crosbie for more information.

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Embedded Systems Australia survey

Embedded Systems Australia is a new industry cluster whose members are collaborating to strengthen embedded systems and related industries in Australia.

The founding consortium is a representative mix of prominent companies, industry associations, ICT research concerns and the NSW government. Organisations include: AEEMA, BCS Innovations, CiSRA (Canon), Cochlear, iTech, Invetech, Machinery Automation Robotics, Microsoft, NICTA, NSW Department of State & Regional Development, ResMed and The Warren Centre; Sinclair Knight Merz is assisting the cluster. The founding Chairman is NICTA's CTO of Embedded Systems, Dr Chris Nicol.

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WCIT 2008 - Malaysia

On May 18-22, 2008, over 2,500 industry captains and global leaders will convene in Kuala Lumpur for the 16th World Congress on Information Technology; the world’s premier ICT event. Often billed as the Olympics of ICT, WCIT brings together the greatest minds to impact global economic and social development through the exchange of policies and ideas on technology.

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AIIA Events

> 26 February: Melbourne
CollabIT Event Series
AIIA's SME partnering program, CollabIT, can help you to boost the growth of your business.

> 26 February: Sydney
NSW.Net February Event
Microsoft’s Crystal Ball – Technologies that will transform the IT industry.

> 26 February: Sydney
AIIA Healthcare Briefing
Benchmarking Australia and Canada in EHR

> 27 February: Sydney
Northern Sydney ICT Cluster - February Breakfast
Collaboration in ICT research - Technologies with the potential to change the industry.

> 28 February: Melbourne
2008 iAwards Information Session
Learn the secrets to iAwards success.

> 28 February: Canberra
Beyond risk management to risk allocation: Your next winning strategy
Hear how minimal change to existing processes can manage business risk.

> 28 February: Sydney
Business Briefing - Insights, Predictions and Percentages
Business outlook for the ICT industry.

> 4 March: Melbourne
Government Forum - Minister's Briefing
The Hon. Theo Theophanous will present future plans and directions for ICT in Victoria.

> 12 March: Melbourne
SustainableIT Event Series
Further information on this event series will be published shortly.

> 19 March: Melbourne
Exporters Club Event Series
Further information on this event series will be published shortly.

> 20 March: Canberra
Return of the ACT Branch Golf Day
Canberra's ICT community will be taking to the great outdoors to demonstrate golfing prowess.

> 9 April: Melbourne
Government Forum
Departments heads will present their business directions, success stories and ICT market opportunities.

> 16 April: Melbourne
Analyst Forum - Luncheon
Gartner, IDC and Ovum reveal the key ICT trends you cannot afford to ignore.

> 7 May: Melbourne
CollabIT Event Series
AIIA's SME partnering program, CollabIT, can help you to boost the growth of your business.

> 28 May: Melbourne
2008 iAwards
Australia's premier ICT industry awards.

> 18 June: Melbourne
CXO Forum
Leading CIOs will present their business directions, success stories and ICT market opportunities.

> 9 July: Melbourne
Government Forum
Departments heads will present their business directions, success stories and ICT market opportunities.

> 13 August: Melbourne
CXO Forum
Leading CIOs will present their business directions, success stories and ICT market opportunities.

Industry Events

> 26 February: Melbourne
Green ICT Seminar
Implementing Environmentally Friendly ICT Practices

> 29 February: Sydney
IT Corporate Challenge
Networking, client entertainment, brand exposure and charity support.

> 7 March: Sydney
FITT International Womens Day Luncheon
Celebrate the success, leadership and influence achieved by women in the Australian ICT industry.

> 12 March: Jakarta
RFID Asia Summit 2008
Addresses the potentials & challenges of RFID technology in emerging markets.

> 12-13 March: Sydney
ATUG 2008 - ATUG’s 24th Annual Conference
High profile speakers discuss the latest updates and future directions in the communications industry.

> 20 - 22 May: Sydney
CeBIT Australia 2008
Don't miss your chance to exhibit at the largest ICT show in Australia.

> 17 - 21 June: Singapore
CommunicAsia 2008  
Be part of South East Asia's major regional ICT show.

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