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Australia's move towards a digital government should be more of an integrated effort and should not be restricted in silos, a cyber security expert says, expressing scepticism about the ideas put forward by recently by Human Services and Digital Transformation Minister Michael Keenan.

The NSW Government has called for technology companies in the state to join it in showcasing their products and services for free on its official stand at CeBIT Australia 2018 scheduled to be held in Sydney in May.

Mobile commerce around the world is expected to grow even faster than e-commerce this year, according to a new report which forecasts that large markets in the Asia Pacific region like China, Japan, India, South Korea, Taiwan and Malaysia will see high growth in m-commerce, along with the UK.

Many government agencies around the world are moving past e-government, automating existing processes, and toward digital government, where new processes of government are developed, according to a newly published report from global analyst firm Ovum.

Virtual Instruments' infrastructure monitoring system leads to savings of $2 a year for every $1 spent on it, according to its CEO.

More than 80% of Australian government agencies believe mobility can improve their efficiency, yet almost half have no idea what it will cost.

The headline isn't literally true, but a major professional services firm is predicting that 2011 will be the year when non-PC computing devices outnumber traditional PCs.

The Federal Government wants more citizens and private companies to participate in its fledgling web 2.0 initiatives and also use commonwealth content being released under creative commons licence in private mash ups.

The most successful companies are the ones that are not treating their IT department as a cost-centre, but rather as a strategy neighbour, getting things done cheaper and faster and opening new revenue streams in business.

Finance Minister Lindsay Tanner has centralised billions of dollars worth of technology purchasing power within the Department of Finance as part a sweeping changes to the way the Commonwealth manages its data centre operations.