Disability scheme’s tech woes out of NDIA's control: former chairman
A key architect of the National Disability Insurance Scheme said that technology issues which have plagued the national scheme are out of the NDIA’s control.
Stories by Byron Connolly
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DTA CEO Gavin Slater departs
Gavin Slater will leave the government’s Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) at the end of the month after little more than 12 months in the role.
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Macquarie launches cloud for health data
Macquarie Cloud Services on Tuesday launched a secure private cloud offering for the health care sector.
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Feds to pump $70M into Perth’s supercomputers
The federal government will shell out $70 million to replace tech infrastructure at the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre in Perth.
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Paul Budde weighs in on Morrow’s departure
Bill Morrow is leaving NBN Co at perhaps the worst time: just as the 2019 federal election looms, according to prominent telecommunications analyst Paul Budde.
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“Very little detail’ on new visa scheme rules: ITPA
The Information Technology Professionals Association (ITPA) has weighed in on the government’s new pilot visa scheme, saying it’s concerned that there is “very little detail” on how the applications will be checked and the rules enforced.
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Inquiry into RACP online exam fail begins
Ferrier Hodgson will undertake an inquiry into the technical glitch that caused the cancellation of an online exam being taken by students at RACP.
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Online exam fail: Trainees to sit paper-based test
The RACP still waiting on a report from online exam provider, Pearson Vue, detailing what caused the cancellation of a computer-based exam.
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Hackers stole $2.3 billion from Australians last year
Hackers fleeced more than $2.3 billion from Australian consumers last year with more than six million people falling victim to cybercrime.
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Telstra opens 5G Innovation Centre
Telstra on Monday opened an innovation centre where it will test next-generation mobile technologies in Australian conditions to support the early commercial deployment of 5G services across the country.
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RACQ takes stake in Brisbane AI firm
Queensland-based motoring club and mutual organisation, RACQ, has secured a 30 per cent interest in Brisbane artificial intelligence and robotics startup, Blackbook.ai.
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Inside Metro North QLD’s tech consolidation
How the hospital group is using IT to cut costs and improve patient care.
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Cyber crime costing businesses US$11.7M
Cyber attacks cost companies an average of US$11.7 million this year, a 23 per cent increase from 2016, according to research.
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Dell EMC boss backs push for LGBTI rights
Dell EMC’s president Enterprise APJ David Webster used the vendor’s annual Sydney talkfest to show support for the rights of the LGBTI community in Australia.
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IBM suing its former CIO
IBM is suing former global CIO, claiming that he violated a non-compete agreement and demanding he repay US$1.7 million in stock bonuses.
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