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Jurisdiction: VIC

Victoria’s Department of Health issues RFT for Mental Health Review Board Case Management System

The Victorian Government’s Department of Health has issued a Request for Tender (RFT) for the provision of a Case Management System (CMS) to aid the assessment and administration of mental health cases in the state...

UK Government launches new ICT strategy

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...

VIC crime stats not up to scratch

A report released by the Victorian Ombudsman last week has slammed Victoria Police crime reporting practices, claiming methods used for crime reporting are unsuited to modern policing.

In his Crime Statistics and Police Numbers Report, the Ombudsman suggests that “antiquated, time consuming administrative practices” are resulting in citizens’ experiences of crime not being reflected in the statistics...

Victorian bushfire relief efforts threaten IT budgets

Victorian Government agencies are bracing themselves for smaller budgets, with the “allocation of funding to the relief and rebuilding effort” of the Victorian bushfires well underway.

This was the finding from roundtables staged by Government News in Melbourne and Perth, with delegates representing government agencies and statutory authorities concerned with IT spending.

Delegates reported that the bushfire relief efforts will have a prolonged impact on business. As one delegate commented, “the bushfires will exacerbate the already stretched Victorian economy...

Unveiling the CenITex enigma

Few outside Government knew what ‘CenITex’ actually meant until a presentation at an AIIA function in Melbourne on 23 April 2009. Suggestion that it should have been named ‘project enigma’ can now be laid to rest, as we now know that it stands for ‘Centre of IT Excellence’. CenITex is charged with consolidating the IT infrastructure of 14 Victorian government departments into the one ‘centre’...

$1bn ICT opportunities in Victorian Budget

ICT projects worth more than $900 million were announced in the State budget handed down by Victorian treasurer John Lenders on 5 May.

This includes major ICT projects in Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE).

In addition, Intermedium expects up to $100 million in non-specific ICT spending within other named projects, including additional funding for project in Human Services and Emergency Services...

Intermedium identifies $850 million new ICT initiatives in Vic Budget

In the May budget, Victorian Treasury forecasts the State’s economy will not be as deeply affected by the global recession, but nor will it recover as strongly as other parts of Australia, notably the resource-rich states...

Briefing sessions highlight CenITex’s big impact on Victorian ICT industry

The Department of Treasury and Finance and CenITex (Centre for IT Excellence) ICT Shared Services Agency conducted two briefing sessions for the ICT industry on the Victorian Government’s Efficient Technology Services program on 7 & 22 June 2009.

As we come up to the first anniversary of the formation of the Victorian Governments CenITex many might be wondering just how much the program means to the ICT industry in Victoria...

CenITex plays crucial role in Victoria, but for many ICT procurements, it is still ‘business as usual’

The Victorian Government has underscored its commitment to CenITex, with an 8-fold budget increase to $95.16m in 2009-10, to support it in establishing a shared services platform across all state agencies.  However while CenITex is a core plank of Victorian Government ICT, it remains only one aspect of a complex ICT service provision environment for many agencies...

Victorian Privacy Commissioner highlights lax PSD security measures

With the use of Portable Storage Devices (PSDs) proliferating in all public sector organisations, issues surrounding data security and the storage and handling of personal information are becoming more significant...


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