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ICT industry unites to provide bushfire victims with new PCs, services 13 February, 2009 08:34
The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) is working with the support of Computers Off Australia and the Australian Computer Society (ACS) to provide free, fully operational computers to families and small businesses devastated by the Victorian bushfires. - +
The low-down on Open Source Law 25 June, 2008 08:58
Open Source Law founder, Brendan Scott, discusses the legal implications of FOSS in Australian government and enterprise organisations. - +
Aussie open source report now a free download 07 April, 2008 16:47
Sydney-based open source research firm Waugh Partners has published a version of its Australian Open Source Industry & Community Report as a freely-distributable PDF file under a Creative Commons licence. - +
Standards Australia denies OOXML bias 26 February, 2008 10:29
Following a Computerworld report on the appointment of a Microsoft consultant as part of Standard Australia's (SA) delegation for this month's Ballot Resolution Meeting (BRM) in Geneva, the organization's CEO has defended the objectivity of the decision. - +
Microsoft developer joins Aussie OOXML standards delegation 20 February, 2008 16:19
In what may be a perceived threat to the objectivity of the Office Open XML standards process, Standards Australia will include a Microsoft developer and consultant as part of its delegation for this month's Ballot Resolution Meeting (BRM) in Geneva. - +
Open source IT pros earn more: survey 04 February, 2008 11:53
In what may be the country's first comprehensive survey of the open source industry, the Australian Open Source Industry Census has revealed IT professionals working with free software earn more than the national average. - +
Microsoft's OOXML: The No vote 15 January, 2008 08:19
The Cyberspace Law and Policy Centre at the University of New South Wales recently hosted a symposium to discuss issues surrounding the proposed Microsoft OOXML document format standard. - +
Waugh Partners win 2007 NSW Pearcey Award 07 December, 2007 10:34
Sydney-based open source research and consulting firm Waugh Partners has won this year's State Pearcey Award for Young Achievers for its work educating the ICT sector about free software. - +
Red Hat exec: Open Source is mature, disruptive and innovative 24 October, 2007 08:54
Open source is disruptive, it develops rapidly, is adopted quickly, and it efficiently meets market needs while enabling new market capabilities. These were some of the statements made at an open source symposium held in Western Australia (WA) earlier this month. - +
Open source to help quell ICT trade deficit: Waugh 27 September, 2007 12:53
Australia's $21 billion ICT trade deficit could be dramatically reduced if the local industry played to its strengths and exported services using open source software, according to industry analyst Jeff Waugh.
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