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AIIA and NSW Government boost ICT growth in Northern Sydney
The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) and the NSW Department of State and Regional Development are working together to increase business opportunities for the local information and communication technology (ICT) industry in the Northern Sydney business precinct. Read more |
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Have you a great collaboration idea? Then we want you!!!
ICT companies from New South Wales, Victoria and Western Australia who participated in the CollabIT launch events held recently in each state have been invited to provide input to the CollabIT Action Plan. Read more |
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Your AIIA Committee in Queensland
Led by State Chairman, John Vickers, AIIA’s Queensland Committee members are a talented mix of people from the breadth of the state’s ICT industry. This week, we reveal what Zaff Bozkurt and Michael Duke bring to the Queensland Committee…
Zaff Bozkurt is the Managing Director of Caimes Pty Ltd, an IT project management company delivering IT related professional services to clients via offices in Victoria and Queensland. Zaff has more than 18 years of experience in the IT and business industries in business operations, business process design, financial management, project management, IT system design, IT integration, IT management and experience in sales. He has various IT related technical qualifications, a Bachelor in Computing, and a Masters in Business Administration. As a large portion of his work has been based on long term contracts in the local government and the education sector, Zaff is particularly focused on ensuring that AIIA members can access these markets. Zaff was invited to join AIIA’s Queensland Committee to ensure the Association continues to represent the interests of small-to-medium enterprises. “Joining the Committee is a fantastic opportunity to help improve the way SMEs access ICT – I’m looking forward to being part of the process of ICT evolution in Queensland.”
With more than 20 years of experience working for large organisations such as BHP and the federal government in strategic selling, consulting, relationship and alliance management, LogicaCMG’s Queensland State Manager, Mike Duke has much to offer AIIA’s Queensland Committee. “Being part of AIIA’s Queensland Branch Committee enables me to participate in information sharing and the generation of ideas to improve the ICT industry in Queensland for both large and small companies and our collective customers,” Mike says. Mike’s unique combination of conceptual thinking, business acumen, strategic selling, executive leadership record, strategic planning, process development, technology experience and his focus of IT for the sake of improved business outcomes, are all great assets to the Queensland Branch of AIIA. Mike has honed his skills as a consultant to a variety of organisations such as AusAid, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Defence, Goldman Sachs, Thiess, Queensland Rail, Queensland Treasury and Legal Aid Queensland. |
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Victorian Marketing Forum
Exploring the teamwork needed between Sales and Marketing, qualifying and converting leads… and more
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AIIA – New Members
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iAward winner profile - PIVoD Technologies
PIVoD Technologies, winners of the 2006 iAward for Media & Entertainment and recipient of a Communications Applications Merit Award specialise in the delivery of high quality, leading edge digital media-on-demand and device control systems to cultural venues, public spaces and corporate facilities around the world. Read more |
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AIIA & ACS announce an extended partnership agreement
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Membership Special Offer - 20% off for the month of May 2006!
AIIA is offering a 20% discount on its membership fees to any new company to join during the month of May 2006.
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2006 iAwards winners from Queensland
A number of Queensland companies were recognised recently for their significant contributions to the ICT industry at the 2006 iAwards. |
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Mobile and Online Opportunities in Malaysia
Malaysia is well positioned among the fastest growing information and communication technology (ICT) markets in Asia, with spending set to grow by more than 12 per cent over the next three years according to IDC. Read more |
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Mobile Technology a Status Symbol and Learning Tool in Malaysia
The rapid adoption of mobile technology in Malaysia has been driven by an attractive combination of cheap access – call and SMS costs are a third less than in Australia – and the general perception of the mobile phone as a status symbol. Read more |
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Export News
AIIA’s Export Reading Room |
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A snapshot of Japan’s ICT Services Industry
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Export Events
21 - 27 May: China - Shanghai, Hangzhou and Dalian. ASOCIO Multilateral Trade Visit |
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AIIA Events
18 May: Perth - Network Centric Warfare Symposium |
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AIIA Statistical Challenge
The ICT industry is a driving force behind the Australian economy’s productivity growth, contributing what percent of the nation’s Gross Domestic Product?
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