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Inaugural Australasian Technology and Innovation Expo (TIE)

The Local Government Association Queensland (LGAQ) will present the first premier Technology & Innovation Expo (TIE) on 1–3 December 2004 at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre. TIE is purposefully different focusing on demonstrations, showcases, product launches and creating a learning environment, featuring only five keynote international and national speakers throughout the expo.

A national selection of the best in council innovation and technology will be showcased at TIE including the following.

E-services and Transactions

Pittwater Council, NSW, provides instant access for communities and industry to the planning process using a simple, transparent online model.

The Role of Digital Imaging in Road Asset Management

Blue Mountain City Council, NSW, faces an environment of changing legal risk exposure through demonstrating diligence for their road network.

Geographical Information Systems (GIS)

Shire of Mundaring, WA, develops award winning web based technology enabling staff and residents to track building work through a one stop shop information interface.

Other technology and innovation showcases at TIE include:

  • Animal Management (Domestic Animal Services ACT Government, ACT)
  • Energy Management Efficiency (Adelaide City Council, SA)
  • Libraries (Caboolture Shire Council, QLD)
  • Satellite Technology Applications (Bega Valley Shire Council, NSW)
  • Community Telecommunications (Southern Phone Company, NSW)
  • Security and Surveillance (Logan City Council, QLD)
  • Regulatory Reforms – planning, building and environmental health (Hobsons Bay, VIC)
  • Regulatory Reforms – food (City of Whittlesea, VIC).

TIE will generate exposure to leading edge experts and initiatives. For maximum value, Simultaneous Solutions Demonstrations are also offered allowing delegates to choose topics of interest. Visit www.lgaq.asn.au for further information.

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