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SMEs are critical to the economy. So how secure is their data?

With 98 per cent of Australian businesses comprising of small businesses contributing a third of our economic output and employing 41 per cent of the workforce, governments are naturally...

Tech skills shortage requires real leadership and real action

22 March 2022 | by James Riley

So much has been written about the current tech skills shortage in Australia and the growth in the number of tech jobs across the economy, and the data is...

Balancing Act: Domestic capability and free trade both critical for tech sector

7 March 2022 | by James Riley

Since federation, both our national wealth and our modern economy relies heavily on open and global free trade, with exports contributing a record high of 24 per cent of...

Govt’s ‘AI Action Plan’ is lacking action

28 February 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Funding for Australia’s ‘AI Action Plan’ remains locked up in the Industry department nearly a year after it was announced, with a key business group pressing the government to...

Tech sector regulation is becoming a tangled web

24 February 2022 | by Simon Bush

Technology is no longer the new frontier; it’s not an ungoverned or unregulated place. As COVID has demonstrated, digital technologies are now core to our economy and society, and...

On innovation policy and investment, the states lead the way

27 October 2021 | by Simon Bush

COVID-19 in Australia has done more than expose different government approaches to managing the pandemic and the challenges of our federation model. It has also exposed the way in...

Global tech groups seek changes to Critical Infrastructure Bill

14 October 2021 | by James Riley

A group of international technology associations, including the Australian Information Industry Association, have written to Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews with concerns about government fast-tracking parts of the Critical...

AIIA appoints new policy chief

30 September 2019 | by Denham Sadler

The tech sector needs a more effective and influential voice in Canberra to avoid further “unintended consequences” in government legislation, according to the AIIA’s new policy advisor. Simon Bush,...

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SMEs are critical to the economy. So how secure is their data?

Tech skills shortage requires real leadership and real action

Balancing Act: Domestic capability and free trade both critical for tech sector

Govt’s ‘AI Action Plan’ is lacking action

Tech sector regulation is becoming a tangled web

On innovation policy and investment, the states lead the way

Global tech groups seek changes to Critical Infrastructure Bill

AIIA appoints new policy chief

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