AIIA stories

The possibilities of innovative technologies are not being fully realised by Australia's Government, and this is adversely impacting the economy, the latest AIIA survey finds.>>

"The AIIA has provided feedback and advice on the proposed National AI Strategy, now is the time for the Federal Government to step up and commit their support.”>>

The hub was created as a digital skills platform to connect ICT training needs of industry and employees with VET, tertiary and industry digital courses.>>

Australia's peak industry representative body for innovation technology has welcomed the Federal Government appointment of Senator Jane Hume to the position of Minister for the Digital Economy.>>

The Australian Information Industry Association’s new site, Australian Business Continuity, provides support from the AIIA and its partners.>>

The portal will provide information around teleworking technologies such as tele and video conferencing, virtual meetings and events as well as other remote business services that can be deployed at home, enabling business continuity.>>

“High rates of staff attrition are a concern for the industry and employers should be focused on implementing strategies to extend the average tenure of their employees,” says AIIA CEO Ron Gauci.>>

The AIIA highlights the need to boost Digital Skills, Innovation and Government ICT Procurement in Pre-Budget Submission.>>

Why is Australia slow at electronic voting uptake? The AIIA says that with e-voting in place, we would already know the election results by now.>>