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Congratulations to Raymond Pratt and his team at DICE AUST Pty Ltd, the ICTNT are proud to support the Digital Excellence Awards and companies like DICE Aust.
DICE (Aust) Pty Ltd (DICE) is a Darwin based 100% Indigenous owned and operated company, which was established in 2007.
In collaboration with the NT Digital Innovation Grants, DICE developed - Digital Access to Remote Renewable Energy Systems (DARRES).

The NT Digital Excellence Awards are being held on the 15th November 2019.

Hosted by the Honorable Lauren Moss, Minister for Corporate and Information Services, formally celebrates individuals and organisations for outstanding digital achievement and innovation in the NT, and is the premier ICT event of the year.

To find out more please visit https://ntdigitalawards.org.au

This year the Tech Expo gets a refresh! 

The ICTNT are hosting the Innovation Symposium, which is aimed at Territory Business who are not necessicerily in the Technoloy Industry themselves, but want to explore technology led innovation. 

ICTIA will be holding a member event on Tuesday 13th December. Deputy Chief Executive DCIS  - Chris Hosking and CCSRP Programme Manager – Sean Fellows will be presenting an overview of the CCSRP Programme inclusive of the various work streams and forward look at resourcing requirements. The CCSRP project is the largest ICT project being undertaken within the NTG (100M+) and represents significant opportunities for local business to get involved. Members are strongly encouraged to attend.

The Annual General Meeting for the ICT Industry Association of the NT was held on the afternoon of Wednesday 19 October 2016 and the following members were voted into the committee positions unopposed:

Invitation from Mark Blackburn, Executive Manager, City of Darwin

Smart Cities and Suburbs Program

The Australian Government is establishing a $50 million competitive Smart Cities and Suburbs Program. The Program will support local governments to fast-track innovative technology solutions that improve long-standing urban problems. The Program seeks to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of urban service delivery, infrastructure and planning to improve the liveability of cities and their suburbs.

The Department of Corporate and Information Services (NTG) is in the process of preparing to go to market for the ‘Implementation, Support and Maintenance of a Comprehensive, Integrated Client-Centric Clinical Management System’ on behalf of the Department of Health (NTG).

Annual Membership is now open for the 2016/2017 period.  If you have not received and invoice, please email members@ictnt.asn.au.