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Emergency services: Answering the call
You may not rely on them every day, but somebody does. Emergency services are a core part of government service offerings, and they’re also home to some of the most specialised and mission-critical systems of any government. For this emergency-services…
Learning the downside of free education devices
What would you do if you were handed an extra $15m for your IT budget? This is a question most IT managers in government bodies will never get a chance to entertain. But in the government-backed education sector, the numbers have…
NBN, IBM drive Geraldton’s tech vision
Its geographic isolation may not make it an obvious centre for technology innovation, but the City of Greater Geraldton (CGG) has been punching well above its weight when it comes to forward thinking – and the trend is only set to…
Fremantle Ports gets analytics into ship shape
Every environment has its own pressures, but the logistics necessary to co-ordinate the annual movement of $25.9 billion worth of seaborne goods are a special kind of challenge for Fremantle Ports. In managing 80 percent of all imports to Western Australia,…
Lessons from the shared services battleground
There are few IT paradigms with as chequered a history as shared services. Once held as an invaluable way of consolidating resources and spreading risk, shared-services disasters like Victoria’s CeniTex and the restructuring of Queensland’s CorpTech operation have provided pause for thought…
Regional IT execs anticipate APAC data centre expansion
Consolidation of IT infrastructure may be allowing data centre tenants to get by with less floor space, but growing overall demand for data centre floor space will continue to drive Australian companies’ data centre investments across the Asia-Pacific region, a…
Managed printing: a license to print money
During the global financial crisis, the opportunity to save 10-30 per cent on anything made it an automatic winner, and managed print services (MPS) appeared as a beacon in the dark. The concept owes much of its soaring popularity to…
Tapping people power for big data
Forget high-specialised job applications and secretive development projects burdened by red tape; today’s governments are going straight to the people to tap into new creativity in security testing, big data, application development, and more. Security testing and application development used…
