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Victoria's Technology Plan for the Future - Information and Communication Technology
Department of Business and Innovation, November 2011. The plan covers two action areas:
Capability development – working closely with the ICT sector to ensure that the right conditions exist in Victoria to support the growth of internationally competitive and recognised ICT businesses.
ICT enabled-innovation – working with industry and the education and research sectors to ensure high level ICT capabilities are in place to support innovation across the economy, including R&D infrastructure and expertise, skilled and innovative people and high-capacity broadband infrastructure...
Further information on Victoria's Technology Plan for the Future - Information and Communication Technology
Last updated: 13 March 2012Related Links
- $85 million govt plan to support Victoria's ICT industry
- By Peter Dinham. IT Wire, Friday, 11 November 2011. "The Victorian Government has unveiled its new $85 million plan to support continuing growth, development and global competitiveness in Victoria’s ICT sector, and promote ICT-enabled innovation across the state’s economy..."
- Vic Govt sets frenetic pace with IT sector focus
- By Peter Dinham. IT Wire, Thursday, 24 November 2011. "The Victorian Government is seemingly frenetic at the moment as it pursues its goal of establishing Victoria as Australia’s technology hub, trotting out announcement after announcement about new initiatives, or investment in the state, by ICT companies. And, New South Wales is up there too, competing vigorously with its Victorian rival and, for that matter, every other state or territory..."
- Victoria makes play to continue ICT lead
- Victoria has issued its $85 million plan to promote ICT productivity and growth in the state, by Tim Lohman. Computerworld, 11 November, 2011. "The Victorian state government has upped the stakes in the current game against NSW and Queensland to make it the dominant information and communications technology state. The state government has released its new ICT plan to help drive productivity in the state through the greater use of ICT and the support of IT companies..."
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