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TasICT calls for government to Embrace Artificial Intelligence

Tasmanians can expect more use of Artificial Intelligence in government following a national tick of approval on Friday – and public servants need a crash course in how to use it ethically, says TasICT. Tasmania’s technology sector has welcomed the decision of Data and Digital Ministers in Darwin on Friday adopting a national framework to…


A Message From the President David Mills

The new Tasmanian Government has heard loudly and clearly that Science and Technology is a major growth area for Tasmania – TasICT has made sure of it. Like many in the industry, I was dismayed when the incoming Government removed a dedicated Minister – so we immediately got to work to ask for a rethink.…


Welcome to Russell Kelly

TasICT renews its focus on creating ICT jobs in the State and growing the tech industry with the appointment of experienced communications and corporate affairs advocate Russell Kelly as our new General Manager. Formerly NBN Co’s Tasmanian Corporate Affairs Manager, Russell steps into the role with jobs and investment firmly on TasICT’s agenda. An early…


New Era for Tas Tech Sector

Tasmania’s technology sector is aiming for industry growth and more jobs under new leadership with the appointment of a new TasICT General Manager. Russell Kelly, formally NBN Co’s Tasmanian Corporate Affairs Manager for the past nine years, will take up the role from this week. Mr Kelly is a Tasmanian and has served in several…


ICT Industry: Still Time For Tech Minister, Premier Rockliff

Statement from TasICT President David Mills 9.05.24 Tasmania’s tech sector says a dedicated technology minister is even more important to grow the digital economy following today’s announcement of a renewed STEM focus for the University of Tasmania campus. TasICT President, David Mills, said the State Government was missing an opportunity to promote technology jobs, skills…


ICT Industry urges Tas Government rethink on Tech Minister

Statement from TasICT President David Mills 18.04.24 Tasmania’s tech sector has called on the State Government to re-instate a dedicated technology minister or risk the erosion of tech investment and jobs in the state. TasICT President David Mills said he was dismayed the State Government’s new ministry for the first time in more than a…