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Sector: Infrastructure

Tourism Queensland seeks provision of outsourced ICT services

Tourism Queensland (TQ) has issued an Invitation to Offer (ITO) for the “support and maintenance of its hosted services and infrastructure”.  This includes web presence through to desktop environment...

NSW Government likely to consolidate data centres from 2009-10

The NSW Government has announced it will consolidate its existing 130 data centres, but provided no detail on the processes that will be involved to achieve this outcome...

The data centre consolidation hybrid

The current wave of data centre consolidations (DCC) differs from earlier one-off initiatives to merge the machinery of government or a technology mash-up following a corporate takeover.  It is now often driven by national strategy and occasionally enforced by legislation...

A green data centre is not a data centre strategy

It was announced last week that after almost a year, approval to build the $1 billion green data centre in Canberra may be imminent.

However, while governments should be encouraged to consider green issues in the planning of future data centres, a 'green' data centre is not a strategy, according to Data centre consolidation specialist, Rob Aalders...

National Broadband Network: What’s next?

Almost everybody was caught by surprise as the detail of the Government's NBN strategy unfolded. Some commentators have seen it as a visionary piece of core national infrastructure, while others have seen it as just be a headline grabbing strategy to overshadow a failed tender process.

In reality, these perspectives no longer now matter...

Government shows it’s serious about rapid NBN roll out

First steps towards implementation of the NBN are already underway with the Federal Government understood to be negotiating with state governments and semi-government agencies to acquire fibre optic networks.

This indicates the Government’s intention to move rapidly to rollout the network based on existing infrastructure, filling in gaps in key regional areas.

The Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy (DBCDE) has advertised for industry advisors to support the NBN Implementation Committee, which is to be established and running at full speed within...

CeBIT to explore Australia’s future digital economy

Following the announcement of the Federal Government's new $43 billion National Broadand Network (NBN), CeBIT Australia 2009’s Global Conference Series will put the country’s future broadband infrastructure under the microscope.

CeBIT Australia’s three communications and government-oriented Global Conferences – Access, AusInnovate and e-Government Forum – will all focus on the nation’s future broadband infrastructure...

Conroy: NBN much more than “turning on a light”

At the National Press Club earlier this week, the Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, Stephen Conroy announced he is searching for a CEO to lead the newly established NBN Company.

The Minister’s Press Club speech likened the NBN roll-out to the development of Australia’s electricity infrastructure last century, suggesting the benefits now, as then, will be much more significant than simply “turning on a light”.

He then described how digital technologies, enabled by the NBN, will transform health care, revolutionise education, underpin our future c...

Optus is ATO’s preferred supplier for MNS bundle

The Australian Tax Office is in the final stages of contract negotiations for Optus to provide it with managed network services (MNS).

The MNS bundle includes the provision of data and voice carriage services, telephony services, wide area network and local area network services, video conferencing services, and call centre infrastructure and services.

The Tax Office currently spends approximately $60.5 million a year on these services, according to a statement it released today.

The contract is a major win for Optus whose contract wins with the ATO in the financial...

RailCorp CIO Vicki Coleman reported to have been stood down

The Daily Telegraph has published a story alleging that RailCorp CIO, Vicki Coleman, has been stood down.

Coleman was recruited to RailCorp in 2004 to implement new IT systems and has had extensive private sector experience...


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