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  • Small Linux players show who's boss

    Two relative newcomers awarded places on the New South Wales government's panel of preferred open-source suppliers have denied their appointments are a token gesture.

  • Feds move on risk as AIIA loses patience on policy

    The federal government has moved to fulfil a pre-election commitment to train purchasing officers to better assess risk when making ICT procurement decisions.

  • Campaigning Howard smiles on IT

    The Howard government has opened the election year with promises of a AU$2.9 billion commitment to IT over five years. The announcement comes just days after the Labor Opposition party announced its own pitch on the New Economy.

  • Thumbs up for funding

    The Australian Computer Society (ACS) has welcomed an announcement by the Minister for Education, Training and Youth Affairs, Dr David Kemp, of a new policy and funding framework for university research.

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