Stories about: University of Ballarat

The University of Ballarat in regional Victoria has increased the capacity of its data network tenfold to meet demands from its 25,000 students and 2,300 staff for new high-bandwidth applications like videoconferencing.

IBM is conducting what it says is the first IT camp outside of the Americas to focus on indigenous youth.

Westpac Bank, IBM, the University of Ballarat and the Victorian government have today entered into a $4 million research alliance to tackle cybercrime in online banking.

Twenty-four girls in Year 10 will attend IBM's Exploring Interests in Technology and Engineering (EXITE) Camp in Ballarat this week.

With the end of the year in sight, many IT professionals take stock of their career prospects and consider the options available to bag that promotion or go for that dream job.

The days of the glitzy IT trade show and giant technology fairs are over. Not even an endless supply of free caps, fridge magnets and frisbees can combat the time pressures IT professionals which has led to falling attendances at these events.

The Western Victoria Chamber of E-Commerce has launched a regional web portal, www.MainStreet.au.com, today to boost e-commerce uptake among funding and skill-strapped communities in regional Victoria.

The federal government has selected IBM Global Services Australia (IBM GSA) as preferred tenderer for a $350 million, five-year outsourcing contract covering IT operations of federal health agencies.

The Commonwealth government has selected IBM Global Services Australia (IBM GSA) as preferred tenderer for a $350 million, five year outsourcing contract covering IT operations of federal health agencies. IBM GSA beat EDS and CSC to the deal, and will provide a wide range of IT infrastructure and services to the Department of Health and Aged Care, the Health Insurance Commission (HIC) and Medibank Private.