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With the global financial crisis (GFC) behind us, the next 12 months is shaping up to be a dynamic period for the world market.
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Conroy warms to Access Economics intelligent technologies report
A report that claims a potential boost to GDP of $35-80 billion over 10 years and an additional 70,000 jobs by 2014 through increased spending in smart technology infrastructure has been applauded by Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, Senator Stephen Conroy.
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IBM wants more plugs into the digital economy
IBM Australia managing director, Glen Boreham, has called for greater public education around the benefits of plugging into a digital economy
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