Australian Prime Minister John Howard has officially opened the World Congress on IT, using the address to forshadow a major announcement regarding Australia’s broadband infrastructure.
As Adelaide plays host to the world’s leading technology players, ZDNet Australia will be right there to bring you continuously updated news from the World Congress on Information Technology.
The World Congress on IT (WCIT) was launched last night in the South Australian capital Adelaide with an address by Ross Adler, chairman of the WCIT executive committee.
After patting himself on the back for having transferred all the bulk of Commonwealth Government services online, Australian Prime Minister John Howard announced the strategic aggregation of such services under a single entry point, australia.gov.au.
In an attempt to open up the scope of the World Congress on IT 2002, three university Australian students have been asked to take the podium alongside speakers such as Bill Clinton, and NASDAQ vice chairman Al Berkeley.
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