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AARNet Pty Ltd operates
Australia's Academic and Research Network - AARNet. It is a
not-for-profit company limited by shares which are held by 37
Australian Universities and the CSIRO. AARNet delivers high-capacity
Internet based services to clients in the research and education sector
and is connected to the international Research and Education networks.
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Australian Communication Exchange
(ACE) is a not-for-profit Australian
organisation dedicated to empowering those who are Deaf or have a
hearing, speech or communication impairment, to obtain access to the
telephone and other telecommunication networks. ACE provides access to
customers via the National Relay Service (NRS), which operates 24
hours a day, seven days a week, every day of the year; information
sessions, news and research on new telecommunications services, and
assistive devices from Deafness Resources Australia.
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Australian Computer Society
has become the recognised association for IT professionals,
attracting a large and active membership from all levels of the IT
industry, and providing a wide range of services and opportunities for
networking and career enhancement. It is the public voice of the IT
professional; the guardian of professional ethics and standards in IT;
with a commitment to the wider community to ensure the beneficial use
of IT.
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Australian Services Roundtable
The Australian Services Roundtable is the peak business body for the
services industries in Australia. Sectors represented include financial,
professional (accounting, legal, engineering, architectural), health,
education, environmental, energy, logistics, tourism, information
technology, telecommunications, transport and distribution, standards
ad conformance, audio-visual, media, entertainment, cultural and other
business services.
Our key objective is to identify the domestic regulatory obstacles to
international competitiveness and to promote the need for domestic policy
reform. We aim to contribute to strategies for negotiating services trade
and investment issues in the World Trade Organisation, in APEC, in bilateral
Free Trade Agreements, and in other bilateral and regional arrangements
under consideration.
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Australian
Telecommunications
Cooperative Research Centre (ATcrc) was established to provide a
cooperative environment for developing and commercialising the
technologies that will drive a new generation of telecommunications.
Through its ability to assemble valuable resources and diverse skills,
ATcrc offers a unique set of research and development capabilities in
networking and mobile telecommunications. With significant investment
in its education and training programs, ATcrc will transfer expertise
in technologies such as digital radio, packet networking, digital
signal processing and electronic design into Australian industry. This
transfer will occur through the Centre's uniquely qualified
post-graduate students, as well as industry-specific training courses.
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Australian Telecommunications Users
Group is committed to the development of fair and open
competition in telecommunications services, as it believes competition
serves users' interests best. It does this by promoting choice in
services, which leads to better prices and better quality services.
ATUG was founded on a vision that all Australians should have access to
the widest possible range of world's best practice communications
services, in terms of price, performance and quality.
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Ball Solutions Group
provides information and communications technology consulting and
professional services, in addition to a wider range of engineering
services. BSG applies world class system engineering principles to
provide concept development, implementation planning, transition planning
and test and evaluation services.
Our focus is on helping our clients solve complex business and
technical problems and enhancing their ability to build value and improve
performance using cost effective enduring solutions. For example, in mid
2005, we developed the 'Australian Defence Organisation (ADO) Internet
Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) Transition Plan' in collaboration with US and UK
partners. It is believed to be the first IPv6 Transition Plan developed
for any Commonwealth or State Government Department, and also encompasses
the largest network of any IPv6 Transition Plan developed in Australia.
As a wholly owned subsidiary of Ball Aerospace & Technologies
Corporation - part of Ball Corporation, a Fortune 500 company - Ball
Solutions Group has offices across Australia that offer local service
delivery with national and international reach-back.
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education.au
is a national ICT agency for education and training, owned by the Commonwealth
and State and Territory education and training Ministers.The Agency has been
established to enact agreements reached by these Ministers in the Ministerial
Council for Education, Employment, Training and Youth Affairs (MCEETYA).
education.au collaborates with numerous stakeholders in education and training
communities working across the early childhood, schooling, vocational education
and training, adult and community education, and university sectors. Our
business is to develop and manage online services of benefit to the national
education and training sector, through the use of collaborative processes to
build collective knowledge networks to meet the challenges and opportunities
presented by the Internet and information economy. We add further value through
forming strategic national and international alliances with a broad range of
government sponsored organisations.
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Internode
is a leading services company which is changing the face of
telecommunications in Australia through the use of innovative, cost
effective and easy to use Data and Voice services.
Internode was founded in 1991 to serve the IT needs of Australian
businesses. We have steadily grown and now employ over 100 qualified
and dedicated people to provide services nationally to all types of
organisations and users.
As a large, stable and locally owned company, Internode is committed to
delivering affordable communication services nationally. We continually
re-invest in hardware, software and people to create a strongly growing
and satisfied customer base.
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Juniper Networks
is the leader in high-performance networking. Juniper offers a high-performance
network infrastructure that creates a responsive and trusted environment for
accelerating the deployment of services and applications over a single network
which fuels high-performance businesses.
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Melbourne IT
is a world-leading, global registrar of domain names, with an
investment in the ".biz" global registry. Melbourne IT supplies a variety
of ccTLD (e.g ".com.au", ".co.uk", ".jp", ".co.nz") and gTLD domain names
(e.g ".com", ".net", ".org", ".biz", ".info", ".name") to customers
worldwide, and offers secure, scaleable and robust registration services.
Melbourne IT is committed to improving the quality of the Internet
infrastructure in Australia, improving access to this infrastructure by
Australian businesses and individuals, and encouraging innovative uses of
the Internet.
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National ICT Australia (NICTA)
plays a major role in the Australian
Government's policy to promote science and innovation. It was formed by
DCITA and the Australian Research Council to capitalise on Australia's
extensive ICT talent through world-class research, commercialisation,
education, and industry collaboration. NICTA's consortium partners are
the Australian Capital Territory Government, the New South Wales
Government, the University of New South Wales, and the Australian
National University. A national laboratory has emerged from this
powerful union based on the foundations of research, commercialisation,
education, and collaboration.
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Optus
is an Australian leader in integrated communications - serving more
than six million customers each day. The company provides a broad range of
communications services including mobile, national and long distance
services, local telephony, international telephony, business network
services, internet and satellite services and subscription television.
In 2001, SingTel became the parent company of Optus, paving the way for
Optus to become a strong and strategic telecommunications player within the
Asia-Pacific region.
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PPS Internet
has been providing managed hosting services since 1996, having
commenced trading in 1987. Our products focus on the needs of
corporate clients and include
Speak2IT™,
Throo.To® and
Semper.Net™. Our services are highly tailored to the individual
needs and requirements of our clients, who benefit from a more personal
and flexible relationship. PPS' long operational record demonstrates
our commitment to both our clients and the internet industry.
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Smart Internet Technology CRC will combine research in Artificial Intelligence and Network Development to create enabling technologies for smart Internet applications that will allow users and network providers to manage this complexity. It is critical that these new enabling technologies meet the needs of people, are useful, flexible, readily accessible and affordable. A strength of the program is the continual integration of Internet technological innovation with the social and behavioural understanding that will influence the acceptance of new products and services. |
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Verisign Australia Pty Ltd was established in July 1999 to provide Internet trust services to Australian government, business, websites and individuals. VeriSign operates intelligent infrastructure services that enable people and business to find, connect, secure, and transact across today's complex global networks. Every day around the world we enable over 14 billion Internet transactions, 3 billion telephony interactions, and $125M of e-commerce. We also provide the services that help over 3,000 enterprises and 400,000 Web sites operate securely, reliably, and efficiently. |
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West Australian Internet Association (WAIA) is a volunteer association, charged with a representative role for the WA Internet Community. WAIA seeks to inform the community of the virtues of the community, as well as providing a balanced viewpoint on any issues relating to the Internet. |
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