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    The NSW government has dismantled the Department of Information Technology Management (DITM) following its post-election ministerial re-shuffle, raising questions over its strategy to promote investment in the state's IT industry.

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    George Bryan is looking for problems, BIG problems. Tomorrow morning the University of Western Sydney associate professor will be hosting the launch of a new High Performance Computer centre, to be opened by the NSW Information Technology Minister, Kim Yeadon.

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    A trial with at least one major bank is slated as part of a push by a NSW government agency to allow its users to lodge documents online.

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    The NSW Labor Council may have a tough time convincing Australian IT workers to carry union cards despite a recent surge of job losses through the industry, according to a recent survey.

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    In an effort to improve the working conditions and collective representation of IT workers throughout Australia, the Labor Council of NSW has launched the country's first virtual trade union.

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    The first commercial rollout of third generation mobile technology may be 12 to 18 months away, but Ericsson has given Australia a taste of things to come for mobile phones: a live videoconference from a moving vehicle.

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