Tasmania’s tech sector has called for all parties and candidates to make the next Parliament work constructively or risk missing significant tech investment and job opportunities. TasICT, the peak body representing Tasmania’s Information, Communication and Technology sector, said Tasmania’s Parliamentarians must work across the political divide and put the interests of Tasmanians first to make…
Australia’s National Cyber Security Coordinator will open the TasICT-AISA Cyber Security Conference in Hobart on 21 August 2025 – giving Tasmanian businesses prime insight into current threats and tips on staying cyber safe. In her first official visit to Tasmania since her appointment as National Cyber Security Coordinator, LTGEN Michelle McGuinness will deep dive into…
2025 TasICT Excellence Award Winners PHOTO GALLERY AVAILABLE NOW SOUVENIR AWARDS BOOKLET WITH ALL NOMINATIONS Advancements in Artificial Intelligence to save lives, time and money have shared the spotlight at the 2025 TasICT Excellence Awards. Top gongs have gone to cutting edge firms building AI-assisted detection of bushfires allowing rapid deployment of fire fighters, as…
Tasmania’s tech sector has called on all candidates and parties to develop election policies to transform Tasmania’s economic base into a smart economy and save money by embracing Artificial Intelligence. TasICT, the peak body for Tasmania’s Information, Communication and Technology sector, said Tasmania’s budget was made worse by the failure to invest in innovation, new…
Tasmania’s technology sector says that no single party at the 2025 Federal election has delivered a comprehensive vision to transform Tasmania into a smart state. TasICT CEO Russell Kelly said that campaigning had focused on hip-pocket issues and very few policies were transformational and could help Tasmania reconfigure its economy to take advantage of the…
