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Home Affairs blames legacy visa system for poor customer service experience
The Department of Home Affairs said it would much rather be able to provide a better level of service to people, but it cannot due to its legacy visa system.
Read MoreDigital Transformation Agency signs RecordPoint for records overhaul
The Records365 software from Australian company RecordPoint forms part of the government’s Digital Records Transformation Initiative.
Read MoreAustralia’s cops need reminding that chasing criminals isn’t society’s only need
‘It’s not illegal so I’ll keep doing it’ isn’t good enough. During a pandemic, law enforcement agencies need to kick their data addiction and politicians need the spine to intervene.
Read MoreGoogle and Jio preview ‘affordable’ JioPhone Next smartphone for India
The upcoming Google-Jio smartphone will use a version of Android that was specifically designed for the device.
Read MoreAfterPay CEO believes Australia has an opportunity to be a tech talent exporter
The head honcho of AfterPay has described Australia’s tech talent pool as “very strong”.
Read MoreTelstra wins 15-year Yarra Valley Water IoT contract
Telstra has won what it is calling its largest IoT deal to date with Yarra Valley Water.
Read MoreOracle pledges to power global operations with 100% renewable energy
Oracle expands on its commitment to sustainability.
Read MoreAustralian law enforcement found to have issues with data destruction
Commonwealth Ombudsman found data destruction issues with the AFP, SA Police, and ACIC.
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Read MoreSpaceX president says Starlink global satellite broadbrand service to be live by September
SpaceX’s Gwynne Shotwell said while regulatory approval is still required, Starlink satellite could be providing global broadband coverage in the next few months.
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