Tech

Powerhouse Castle Hill improves efficiency with CIM

30 September, 2022

As part of its focus on excellence and innovation, Powerhouse has engaged CIM to improve building efficiency.


Transforming the digital world through quantum technology

28 September, 2022 by Kalyan Kumar, Chief Technology Officer and Head, Ecosystems – HCL Technologies | Supplied by: HCL Technologies

Talk of quantum innovation is everywhere. With so much hype, it's essential to understand its place in digital transformation and what's next.


City of Hobart sets sights on a safer CBD

12 September, 2022 | Supplied by: Axis Communications Pty Ltd

Tasked with overseeing the safe and efficient operation of a major metropolitan centre, City of Hobart needed a city-wide network of smart safety cameras.


Partnership to bring more women to burgeoning space industry

05 September, 2022

The new Tech Start program is designed to attract South Australian women into the state's space, defence and technology sector.


New workplace learning offering aimed at govt and business

31 August, 2022

The recently launched Mentem by UNSW workplace learning offer will help industry and government meet current and future skills shortages.


NZ industries eyeing Aust due to lack of support

23 August, 2022

A lack of government support is driving key industries in Wellington, NZ, to look across the ditch — and further afield — for more opportunity.


Airbus committed to SA's Australian Space Park

02 August, 2022

Airbus Defence and Space will establish an assembly and integration presence at Australian Space Park in Adelaide.


The unlikely equaliser: how IT enables better work-life balance in the public sector

12 July, 2022 by Sascha Giese, Head Geek, SolarWinds | Supplied by: SolarWinds

In government agencies, where tech is essential for service delivery, IT teams can enable a better work-life balance for both remote and hybrid employees.


ASI Solutions named WA preferred supplier

11 July, 2022

ASI Solutions has been selected as a preferred supplier on Western Australia's Common User Arrangement panel for device hardware.


Govt, business and universities to monitor air quality

22 June, 2022

OPENAIR is a $2.4 million air quality monitoring research and development program led by the NSW Department of Planning and Environment.


ACS urges new govt to close IT skills gap

30 May, 2022 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The Australian Computer Society has urged the new government to implement the society's pre-election recommendations to help address the ICT skills shortage.


Qld Business Investment Fund makes fourth investment

21 April, 2022 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The Queensland Government has made a new investment in digital scheduling company Skedulo under the $100m Business Investment Fund program.


Digitisation accelerating safety in government

01 April, 2022 by Lou Boyle, National Manager - Local Government at Teletrac Navman | Supplied by: Teletrac Navman

Transformation comes from the top. It begins with the attitude and behaviour displayed by leadership and flows into an organisation's core values.


Qld Govt co-funds VR experience in tourism boost

16 March, 2022 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The Queensland Government has co-funded upgrades to the Bellingham Maze park on the Sunshine Coast, including new VR experiences for visitors.


Spark NZ joins Smart Cities Council

07 March, 2022

Smart Cities Council Australia New Zealand (SCCANZ) has announced the addition of Spark New Zealand to its member cohort.


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