Enabling diversity of thought in the workplace
08 November, 2019 by Andy Hurt, Managing Director, ANZ, Poly | Supplied by: PolyCommunication and collaboration technology can help establish a working environment that caters for the diverse needs of the workforce.
Cities moving to 100% renewable energy
31 October, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingSydney and Newcastle plan to switch to 100% renewable energy for their council operations from next year, while the ACT plans to go 100% renewable Canberra-wide.
buy.nsw launches beta guided buying experience
30 October, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingDigital NSW and NSW Procurement have launched components of the buy.nsw guided buying experience into beta.
Top 10 tech trends for 2020
17 October, 2019 by Jonathan NallyGartner has identified security, service provision, empowered workforces and seven other solutions and technologies on which CIOs should focus in 2020.
SCCANZ calls for better smart cities efforts
16 October, 2019 by Jonathan NallyThe Smart Cities Council Australia and New Zealand has called on the federal government to show a renewed commitment to the smart cities movement.
CX can help local governments respond to disasters
02 October, 2019 by Peter Pirnejad | Supplied by: Oracle Corporation AustraliaTechnology can make the design and construction of buildings easier and more predictable, enabling a focus on solutions to respond, prevent and reduce disasters.
Building the foundations for a productive and sustainable government
05 September, 2019 by Mark Gambino | Supplied by: Schneider ElectricThe application of intelligent design and technology-based solutions will help lead Australia into a productive, secure and more sustainable future.
Plug-fest sees 10 smart city products become TALQ certified
20 August, 2019Ten smart city products have been certified TALQ compliant by the TALQ Consortium following its plug-fest event in Spain last month.
Transparency and privacy key issues at Smart Cities Council meeting
16 August, 2019The meeting gathered Smart Cities Council members and stakeholders to explore current issues around technology use and data collection in the public sphere.
A people-first view of collaborative technology is essential for mental health
15 August, 2019 | Supplied by: Diversified Communications AustraliaHow to put people at the forefront of office technology decisions will be a key topic of discussion at the Integrate Conference and Expo this month.
Global smart city tech market revenue to hit $1.7 T by 2028
12 August, 2019The global smart city technology market is projected to earn $1.7 trillion in revenue between 2019 and 2028, according to a new report.
Local ICT companies to upgrade City of Darwin's tech
18 July, 2019The City of Darwin has awarded more than $1 million to three local ICT businesses for new printers, an integrated telephone system, laptops and PCs.
MFB four-bay, outdoor shelters
02 July, 2019 | Supplied by: MFB Products Pty LtdMFB's four-bay, outdoor shelters allow people in remote regions of Queensland to communicate via the state's trunk two-way radio network.
Vic agencies using analytics to fight corruption
27 June, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingVictorian government agencies are incorporating data analytics and other technologies into their fight against corrupt conduct, according to an IBAC review.
APT member nations hold ICT Ministerial Meeting
25 June, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingCommunications ministry representatives from Australia and across APAC are meeting in Singapore to hash out a new five-year vision for ICT in the region.
