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- Specialising in IT Governance
News
September 2006
5 September. The Victorian Branch
of the ACS today released the report from its August 2006 Symposium: "Where
will ICT be in 2011". The aim of the Symposium was to assist
businesses, governments and delegates to plan for the ICT paradigm that may
exist in 2011. Issues such as Australia's ICT infrastructure needs, supposed
skills shortages, ageing population, insourcing, outsourcing, technology and
ICT governance were discussed. All these and more were analysed by workshop
teams and a consolidated report produced.
This report is now available to download at:
https://www.acs.org.au/vic/documents/ACSSymposiumReport.pdf.
4 September. The
August 2006 edition of the IT Governance
Letter breaks cover. Australian Pharmaceutical Industries provides a
salutary lesson for directors on the importance of their oversight when
major IT investments are undertaken.
July 2006
July 2006
25 July. The July 2006 edition of the IT Governance Letter is posted to 900 subscribers around the world.
June 2006
13 June. After a two month break, when we were fortunate enough to be too busy to produce it, the IT Governance Letter is back with the June 2006 edition.
February 2006
11 The February 2006 edition of The Infonomics IT Governance Letter is published.
1 February 2006: Infonomics supports IQPC's Fourth IT Governance Summit, with special benefits for Infonomics IT Governance Letter subscribers. Read here to see why this conference is a must for directors, executives and IT leaders, and how to save 15% on the registration fee.
December 2005
20 December 2005: The slightly late December edition of The IT Governance Letter is despatched.
6 December 2005: The Australian continues the Cargo Management discussion, with a piece by Simon Hayes called "Cargo Overload".
November 2005
29 November 2005: The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald extensively quote Infonomics Principal Mark Toomey's discussion of the Australian Customs Service Cargo Management problems in a "NEXT" article by Graeme Philipson.
CIO Government also takes up the story in Sue Bushell's Customs Failure "A Catastrophe" of IT Governance.
Download the full Customs White Paper (Acrobat PDF).
14 November 2005: The November edition of the IT Governance Letter is despatched, with an extensive discussion of the governance considerations surrounding October's failed Customs Re-engineering Project.
October 2005
10 October 2005: The October edition of "The IT Governance Letter" is despatched to an ever-expanding subscriber list.
September 2005
12 September 2005: The September edition of "The IT Governance Letter" is despatched to some 500 email registrants.
12 September 2005: Infonomics offers a new point of view regarding the present debate about full privatisation of Telstra. For a more in-depth discussion, this earlier paper on the National Communications Infrastructure may interest some.
August 2005
Macquarie University offers "Beyond Compliance - the Governance of ICT Projects" a half day mini-conference for directors, managers and project sponsors.
Infonomics launches The IT Governance Letter
31 January 2005
AS8015-2005 - Australian Standard for Governance of Information and Communication Technology published on 31 January 2005
Infonomics launches IT Governance Seminar Program
for executives and directors.
Infonomics announces AS8015 Readiness Services
April 2004
Australian Standard for Governance of Information and Communication Technology - Public Comment Period Commences
Infonomics presents at the 2004 Company Directors Conference