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  • Museum enters digital age

    Museum enters digital age

    Western Australia’s Town of Claremont has brought the olden days to the new age by digitising more than 100 years of history. With assistance from…

  • MyMosman app has even more

    MyMosman app has even more

    Mosman Council, New South Wales has expanded its popular resident app MyMosman to give users an even better experience. MyMosman was launched in June 2017…

  • Smart data warehouse drives business intelligence

    Smart data warehouse drives business intelligence

    Redland City Council has introduced data warehousing, an initiative that was seen to be essential for improving performance, through better and more intelligent business decisions.…

  • Language no longer a barrier

    Language no longer a barrier

    City of Greater Geraldton has embraced its non-English speaking community and visitors providing access to interpreters at numerous local public amenities. People who speak languages…

  • Seniors switch on with digital classes

    Seniors switch on with digital classes

    City of Darwin Libraries have launched a digital literacy program for seniors. The 10-week Be Connected program teaches seniors how to use a digital device, be…

  • IT equipment donated to U3A

    IT equipment donated to U3A

    City of Knox has gifted the local University of the third age (U3A) some surplus Information Technology (IT) equipment. Around 60 monitors, laptops and desktops…

  • High-tech saleyards lead the way

    High-tech saleyards lead the way

    Southern Grampians Shire Council, Victoria, has given the go ahead for Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID) readers to be installed at the Hamilton Regional Livestock…

  • Local art goes on the map

    Local art goes on the map

    Cairns Regional Council is developing a website to map arts and cultural facilities and features. The project is a bid to gain recognition as the…

  • The real world information challenge*

    City of Gosnells has taken up the information challenge and asked iFerret to search out all relevant documents across a dataset and improve efficiency in…

  • Council launches cyber respect campaign

    Council launches cyber respect campaign

    Redland City councillors have taken a unanimous stand against disrespectful online behaviour by publicly committing not to ‘sledge’ on social media, and encouraging others to…

  • The future of community engagement is online*

    Community engagement is facing a turning point, and technology is now one of the best assets you have to get your community involved. While traditional…

  • Procurement technology enhances relationships*

    By Rob Cook Successful procurement depends on establishing meaningful connections between buyers and suppliers. Today, technology is assisting local authorities in ways that weren’t previously…

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