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Jurisdiction: QLD

Free QLD Roundtable

Event Date: 
02/02/2010 - 10:00am ~ 11:30am
Location: 
Cliftons Training Centre,
City:
Brisbane
Province:
QLD
Country:
Australia

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Roundtable Description

The recent Queensland Government’s ICT Working Group Forum held on 2nd December, identified a number of key priorities for 2010:

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Queensland aims to save $10m with Microsoft deal

The Queensland Government has signed a whole-of-government licensing agreement with Microsoft that will give the state access to “competitively priced” software through an invited panel of Large Account Resellers (LAR)...

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The UK Government has announced a new whole-of-government ICT strategy to provide “a standardised, flexible and efficient ICT infrastructure to enable delivery of these individual business objectives” and signaling ICT procurement reform over the next ten years...

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Queensland Government to implement smartcard driver licences

A major technology initiative by the Queensland Government shows how long the business case and procurement cycle can be in government. ...

Queensland Public Service gets dramatic makeover

Queensland Premier Anna Bligh has announced plans to consolidate the Government’s 23 stand-alone departments into 13, in what will be the “most sweeping and significant reform in almost two decades” for the Queensland Public Service.

The 13 new departments will be lead by the Government’s 18 Ministers, grouped into six divisions...

Queensland Government savings measures ahead of budget

Recent budget announcements by Federal and Victorian Governments have had significant implications for government ICT sales projections...

QLD state Budget outlines extensive ICT spending

Queensland Health is one of the agencies to benefit from IT spending outlined in the Queensland State Budget 2009/10 released on 16 June.

More than $200 million in IT spending has been allocated to the Health Department, a $86.2 million injection to upgrade ICT equipment, networks and servers to enable them to accommodate future e-health requirements.

This is on top of the $87.1 million to be invested in the production and delivery of an electronic medical record...

Queensland Budget lays foundation for growth

2009-10 will be a tight year for Government ICT in Queensland, observed Intermedium’s Head of Consulting Kevin Noonan, “but now is the time to lay the groundwork for the anticipated recovery in 2010-11”.

Intermedium’s first Queensland briefing and analysis of the recent State Budget was held in Brisbane on Friday, 26 June.

An audience of more than 80 industry and government representatives heard Kevin Noonan (Head of Consulting, Intermedium) and Peter Grant (former Queensland GCIO and Microsoft Queensland State Manager) provide a detailed overview of the budget context, and...

Reflections on Queensland, the Moonlight State

On the 20th anniversary of Tony Fitzgerald’s landmark corruption inquiry in Queensland, the spectre of official corruption and improper behaviour is again taking centre stage.  The dust is now settling from a turbulent week in Queensland, with clear lessons for any vendor planning to sell to government.

Last week, Brisbane hosted the second ond Australian Public Sector Anti-Corruption Conference...


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