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Treasury using virtualisation to complete Budget
Treasury has implemented a virtual desktop virtualisation technology from Nutanix to allow employees to work on crucial tasks, including the Budget, from any location on any device. [ + ]
Counting the cost of cloud
There are three critical aspects to ensuring the federal government's 'cloud first' policy adoption does not see productivity being sacrificed for cost savings: visibility, optimisation and control. [ + ]
VVCS trialling veteran counselling over Skype
Australia's Veterans and Veterans' Families Counselling Service has launched a pilot offering mental health counselling services over Skype video or audio links.
[ + ]Turnbull's NBN attitude cause for concern
There is a growing tide of concern that the troubled NBN rollout is being sidelined in Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's much hyped 'ideas boom'. [ + ]
Australia consulting on open government plan
The government is holding information sessions this week for citizens and organisations seeking to help shape the government's commitments for open government reform. [ + ]
Infosys opens delivery centre in Parramatta
Infosys has opened a service delivery centre in Parramatta to provide digitally enabled back-office services to clients including the NSW Government. [ + ]
Analytics to help enable digital government migration
Most governments have largely completed the migration to e-government — involving automated existing processes — but now must tackle the hard work of moving towards digital government delivery. [ + ]
Telstra announces investment in silicon quantum computing
Telstra is the next big corporate player to announce investment in silicon quantum computing. [ + ]
Isolated WA clinic joins Emergency Telehealth network
Silver Chain Group's Lancelin Primary Health Centre has joined the Emergency Telehealth Service network, a government initiative to improve access to expert medical advice for health workers in regional areas. [ + ]
ICT leaders laud government's innovation plan
The federal government's National Innovation and Science Agenda (NISA) has been met with widespread approval from industry leaders across the ICT sector. [ + ]
Aussies dissatisfied with digital government services
The majority of Australians are dissatisfied with the availability of digital government services, and four in five are not making use of the services for a variety of reasons, an Accenture survey shows. [ + ]
Airservices embarks on transformation program
Airservices Australia will work with the industry on a program aimed at revamping the organisation's operations and improving service delivery, according to acting CEO Jason Harfield. [ + ]
Despite hiccups, NSW leads with ICT strategy
New South Wales' latest ICT strategy has been given the thumbs up, but a review suggests that many agencies are still having the same problems as other state governments that are struggling with IT projects. [ + ]
US agencies need to modernise applications
The IT managers of US government agencies overwhelmingly feel an urgent need to modernise legacy applications, which are increasingly ill-suited to meeting the needs of modern government. [ + ]
Lockheed Martin opens submarine systems lab in Adelaide
Lockheed Martin Australia, Saab Australia and Thales Australia have launched a submarine combat systems lab in Adelaide to help support the design and delivery of Australia's future submarine fleets. [ + ]