On Wednesday 25 May, the 2005 iAwards will recognise and reward Australia’s most innovative ICT solutions. Read more

How do SMEs pay for the best employees and achieve business targets?

AIIA’s Survey of Salaries and Remuneration Packaging in the Australian ICT Industry has long been known and respected as the most comprehensive, reliable and authoritative source of salary information in the ICT industry. Read more

Volunteer energy is an indispensable resource at AIIA. Not-for-profit organisations like AIIA juggle the fiscal, operational, personnel, and service demands only with the help of volunteers.Read more

Students are available from the disciplines of Master of IT, final year Engineering (Electrical/Electronics, Software, Computer Systems, Mechanical, Infomechatronics, Mechatronics, Master of Engineering Management), and Applied Science (Mathematics) to work on industry projects for a minimum of three days/week, over a period of one semester (13 weeks). Read more

AIIA is far more than just a paid workforce representing an industry – it is a network of communities with hundreds of volunteers representing member companies and the Association in countless areas.

AIIA works with these volunteers and their networks to widen our influence and broaden our loyalty base, ensuring AIIA represents one voice for the ICT industry. Read more

Canberra Managers' Forum: 8 June 2005
SA Breakfast: IT Start-ups and Funding for SMEs
Victorian CIO Forum: 1 June 2005
AIIA's Insurance Industry Business Briefing: 16 June 2005
Retail and Wholesale Industry Business Briefing: 23 June 2005
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While Roget's Thesaurus lists numerous synonyms for ‘innovation’, the people at NetSuite Australasia believe that ‘about-face’ reflects most accurately what they are doing for technology and business applications.

“There’s an old way, and there’s innovation: the about-face with NetSuite,” says NetSuite’s Executive Director, Stuart McLean. Read more

These companies are interested in the innovative and domain strengths of Australian ICT companies, and are looking for business and partnership opportunities. Read more

WorkVentures
Acumentum
Cell-media
Optimiser Read more

IT-027 Data Management and Interchange Committee is seeking interested AIIA members to contribute. Read more

• Another Indonesian company seeks Australian partner to provide software for cafes, restaurants and hotels (must be compatible with current Microsoft operating systems used in POS terminals, etc).
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With over 150 exhibitors exhibiting at this year’s AIIA Software Showcase at CeBIT, visitors are sure to find lots of software solutions that suit their needs.

Staged at Darling Harbour from 24-26 May, 2005, CeBIT, Australasia's largest and most successful information and communications technology exhibition, is anticipated to attract 30,000 visitors, all keen to keep their finger on the pulse of the latest that the ICT industry has to offer.
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With more 150 exhibitors exhibiting at this year’s AIIA Software Showcase at CeBIT, Australasia’s largest and most successful information and communications technology exhibition, visitors are at risk of missing out on previewing and purchasing the latest the ICT industry has to offer if they don’t visit this ‘must see’ ICT software showcase.
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The AIIA Software Showcase at this year’s CeBIT exhibition, staged at Darling Harbour from 24-26 May, 2005, will provide 150 of Australia’s ‘up-and-coming’ software companies with the platform upon which to preview, launch and showcase their leading edge software solutions to a large number of local and international visitors.

WebAlive Technologies Global will be showcasing their new, simple to use software solution, WebAlive^TM. Read more