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The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) says South Australia’s injection of $120 million in funding for the ICT industry signals that digital transformation and sovereignty is a key priority for the State with funds going towards projects that support an improved digital experience and further access to both businesses and individuals.

The Federal Government has supported the launch of a new website by the technology sector aimed at giving support to businesses with staff working remotely during the COVID-19 outbreak.

The Australian Information Industry Association has called on its members and counterpart associations throughout Asia to invest in the proposed new centre to commercialise digital health and devices into Indo-Asia.

 National broadband network provider NBN Co has launched a “solution finder” online tool which it says is designed to help businesses find the right broadband plan for their needs.

Peak "digital ecosystem" organisation AIIA has announced its chief executive Rob Fitzpatrick is moving on in November to pursue a new opportunity.

The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) has teamed up with PARC — formerly Xerox PARC, the Silicon Valley company where Steve Jobs found the technology for the Apple Mac — in a partnership aimed at providing a conduit into Silicon Valley for Australian companies and to advance Australia's growth through innovation.

An app developed by Salesforce and La Trobe University, which empowers parents and caregivers to identify autism earlier and more accurately than ever before, has been awarded the AIIA’s iAward for project of the year.

Wholesale telecommunications services provider Inabox has appointed IT industry veteran and long-time SMS chief Tom Stianos to its board as a non-executive director.

The CEO of the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) Suzanne Campbell will retire from the position early next year.

The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) is overhauling its membership management system and transforming its website in a move designed to deliver enhanced services to members and other stakeholders.

The Australian Computer Society continues to beat the drum on what it claims is the on-going abuse of the 457 Visa system by companies hiring immigrant workers ahead of local ICT graduates or to replace retrenched, older ICT workers.

NICTA has appointed a new head of the ICT industry initiated GroupX program to spearhead the on-going national rollout of the progam which is aimed at increasing the number of Australia’s tertiary Information and Communications Technology (ICT) students.