Spatial skills pinpoint the worth of ‘where’
Booming spatial industry urgently needs young talent to avert a skills shortage
28 January, 2016Booming spatial industry urgently needs young talent to avert a skills shortage
28 January, 2016Government ICT bodies merged as funding cut
31 August, 2015Ramping up service delivery using technology.
9 January, 2015AIIA submission questions progress of policies and promises.
26 August, 2014Frustrated locals and tourists alike can now find the capital’s wealth of well-hidden resources thanks to some revealing smartphone innovation.
26 February, 2014By Julian Bajkowski The Rudd government has announced that cornerstone research and development body National Information and Communications Technology Australia (NICTA) will get a further $42 million in funding over 2015 to 2016 as Labor moves quickly to press home its perceived electoral advantage on technology and skills development. Minister Assisting for the Digital Economy, […]
7 August, 2013By Julian Bajkowski Top boffins at Australia’s government-funded information technology research and development lab, NICTA, have been called in to help fix notoriously leaky plumbing at state owned utility, Sydney Water. A statement released by the two organisations says that under a new agreement, NICTA’s machine learning capabilities will be applied to try and predict […]
13 February, 2013By Lilia Guan NICTA and the NSW RTA have renewed their research agreement, to develop new systems to improve the management of traffic incidents on the State’s roads. The agreement was part of the RTA’s ongoing commitment to improve incident responses, consistent with the Moroney Report on the F3 traffic incident in April […]
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