Home » News » Page 483

News

  • The Chase for Efficiency – Be Careful What You Wish For *

    By Rob Cook, Marketing Manager, TenderLink Over the past few years, we’ve noticed a real trend developing in the procurement space, with an increasing number…

  • WikiTown shares local history

    Since 2013 the Shire of Toodyay and the local community have been working with the Wikimedia Australia Foundation to become a WikiTown.  More than 60…

  • Customer service moves online

    Whitsunday Regional Council has improved its customer service experience with the launch of e-Services. The service now allows residents and ratepayers to submit enquiries, lodge…

  • Free wi-fi a boon for tourists

    Waratah-Wynyard Council has launched two new free wi-fi hotspots, enticing visitors to stay longer. Waratah-Wynyard Council Mayor, Robby Walsh, said the new hotspots in Waratah…

  • Promoting digital inclusion

    The City of Greater Geelong is spearheading support for the National Year of Digital Inclusion, which aims to get more Australians online. Australia Post and…

  • World class HR and payroll solutions*

    Frontier Software was founded in Melbourne, Australia in 1983. The objective of the founders was, and continues to be, to create a world-class integrated Human…

  • Unifying communications

    Unifying communications

    Wellington Shire Council has implemented a suite of technological initiatives to help improve communication – 100 percent of staff members support the move.  As Victoria’s…

  • Cyber safety

    Can you imagine turning on your computer to find that all you files are locked and encrypted with a code so you can’t access them?…

  • Disruptive technology for a smarter society*

    Technology is rapidly changing every sphere of our lives, including the way local government can operate. The Locate16 Conference – to be held 12–14 April…

  • Keeping seniors savvy

    Keeping seniors savvy

    Councils are recognising the importance of teaching their senior residents digital skills. Following a successful pilot program last year, Campbelltown City Council’s Tech Savvy Seniors…

  • Automated Agenda and Minute innovation*

    Gladstone Regional Council recently introduced the web based Doc Assembler application as its solution for delivering an automated Agenda and Minute solution. Council last year…

  • Spreading the word online

    Spreading the word online

    Tweed Shire Council’s first Sustainability and Environment e-Newsletter is now available online, allowing residents of the Tweed to read more about what they like, when…

Digital Editions