TasICT, The Peak Industry Body for the Information, Communication and Technology sector is urging all industry groups to join its push for the Federal and State Governments to future proof the connectivity of Tasmania. This week’s disruption to communication services underlines the need for the state’s digital infrastructure to have more resilience, and the issue…
Telstra Media Release Telstra and TPG Telecom announce a ground-breaking ten-year regional Multi-Operator Core Network (MOCN) commercial deal which will provide benefits to customers of both companies: Telstra will gain access to TPG’s spectrum across 4G and 5G, which will allow it to grow its network, increase capacity and continue to provide the country’s largest…
The Peak Industry Body for the Information, Communication and Technology Sector has recognised the valuable partnership between industry & Government which has been demonstrated during Michael Ferguson’s time as Minister for Science and Technology. Responding to Premier Peter Gutwein’s announcement that Minister Nic Street has now been handed the important portfolio, TasICT President Martin Anderson…
Richard Chirgwin – iTnews TasICT member MyState Bank today said its long-term investment in digitisation is paying off,with customer transactions increasingly happening through digital channels. Newly-appointed CEO Brett Morgan told the bank’s earnings call today that the bank’s customergrowth in the last six months was “driven by the digital acquisition of new customers”, somethingwhich has…
TasICT members Indicium Dynamics and TasmaNet have partnered up to provide Smart Air Sensors, a product designed to maximise the quality of air in indoor spaces. The easy to install sensors are enabled by TasmaNet’s Internet of Things (IOT) network and provide real-time monitoring of CO2 levels which is viewed on Indicium’s Cloud Dashboard. Data…
Tasmanian Government Media Release The Tasmanian Liberal Government is the strongest supporter of our ICT industry which employs more than 9,000 people and is projected to grow to more than 12,000 by 2026. It’s not just a significant employer and business enabler in its own right, the sector is also essential to all Tasmanian businesses…
