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Estimating aggregate productivity growth for Australia: The role of information and communications technology
This report examines Australia’s productivity performance over the past 45 years. It also presents the D&L detailed econometric model, the findings of the modelling work conclusions and lay out the priorities for future work.
- ICT and Australian productivity: methodologies and measurement
The four studies of the report address the complex issues that ICT raises for productivity, from very different and complementary perspectives, but with an Australian focus. As a whole, the studies in this volume point to ICT having a central role in Australia strong productivity performance.
- Forecasting productivity growth 2004 to 2024
This report presents forecasts of productivity growth in major sectors of the Australian economy between 2004 and 2024. The report suggests that information and communication technology will remain the main technological driver of productivity growth over the next 20 years.
- Engaging trading partners in e-business (File size: 1.6Mb)
The report details research spanning 54 organisations and a number of e-business trading systems focusing on the engagement of trading partners in collaborative e-business systems in Australia.
- Getting the most out of radio frquency identification (RFID) (File size: 249Kb)
Radiofrequency identification (RFID) systems are typically used to improve efficiency in inventory and supply chain management. Other uses include new consumer payment systems and smart appliances for the home. This is a guide for small to medium-size businesses to clarify the issues surrounding RFID, and imparts a few basic strategic messages for decision makers in SMEs.
- Leading practices and guidelines for enterprise security governance (Revision 1) (File size: 535Kb)
These papers have been developed by the IT Security Experts Advisory Group, which forms part of the Trusted Information Sharing Network for Critical Infrastructure Protection, to assist business executives in implementing sound enterprise-wide IT security governance. The IT Security Governance report examines the drivers, risks and threats to IT security and provides a security governance framework for enterprises to follow in developing or enhancing their own IT governance. The report's advice papers for CEOs and CIOs summarise industry sound practice and provide practical tips and case studies.
- IT security and governance for boards of directors and CEOs (Revision 1) (File size: 287Kb)
These papers have been developed by the IT Security Experts Advisory Group, which forms part of the Trusted Information Sharing Network for Critical Infrastructure Protection, to assist business executives in implementing sound enterprise-wide IT security governance. The IT Security Governance report examines the drivers, risks and threats to IT security and provides a security governance framework for enterprises to follow in developing or enhancing their own IT governance. The report's advice papers for CEOs and CIOs summarise industry sound practice and provide practical tips and case studies.
- CIO, CISO and Practitioner Guidance—IT Security Governance (Revision 1)(File size: 320Kb)
These papers have been developed by the IT Security Experts Advisory Group, which forms part of the Trusted Information Sharing Network for Critical Infrastructure Protection, to assist business executives in implementing sound enterprise-wide IT security governance. The IT Security Governance report examines the drivers, risks and threats to IT security and provides a security governance framework for enterprises to follow in developing or enhancing their own IT governance. The report's advice papers for CEOs and CIOs summarise industry sound practice and provide practical tips and case studies.
- Managing DoS attacks - Central report (File size: 2.2Mb)
These papers have been developed by the IT Security Experts Advisory Group, which forms part of the Trusted Information Sharing Network for Critical Infrastructure Protection, to assist business executives in implementing sound enterprise-wide IT security governance. The DoS papers outline the potential impact on the business 'bottom line' and deliver pragmatic advice on managing the identified risks.
- Managing DoS attacks - Advice for CEOs (File size: 401Kb)
These papers have been developed by the IT Security Experts Advisory Group, which forms part of the Trusted Information Sharing Network for Critical Infrastructure Protection, to assist business executives in implementing sound enterprise-wide IT security governance. The DoS papers outline the potential impact on the business 'bottom line' and deliver pragmatic advice on managing the identified risks.
- Managing DoS attacks - Advice for CIOs (File size: 107Kb)
These papers have been developed by the IT Security Experts Advisory Group, which forms part of the Trusted Information Sharing Network for Critical Infrastructure Protection, to assist business executives in implementing sound enterprise-wide IT security governance. The DoS papers outline the potential impact on the business 'bottom line' and deliver pragmatic advice on managing the identified risks.
- Do Not Call Register
Find information about the Do Not Call Register.
Creative industries cluster study
- Exploration of future electronic payments markets
- ICT Networks and Productivity - an Australian perspective (File size: 245 Kb)
This study advances research into the contribution of ICT to productivity in Australia. This research uses an econometric model that estimates the relationships that drive productivity so as to analyse the sources of productivity differences. The model is used to analyse the factors explaining observed differences in productivity between Australia and other countries and how this changes over time.
ICT Networks and productivity - an Australian perspective (File format: RTF, File size: 2.3Mb)
This study advances research into the contribution of ICT to productivity in Australia. This research uses an econometric model that estimates the relationships that drive productivity so as to analyse the sources of productivity differences. The model is used to analyse the factors explaining observed differences in productivity between Australia and other countries and how this changes over time.
- DCITA Submission to the Productivity Commissions Study into Public Support for Science and Innovation (File size: 327Kb)
This submission provides the Department of Communications, IT and the Arts input into the productivity Commission’s study on public support for science and innovation, with a particular focus on information and communications technology as a general purpose technology.
- DCITA Submission to the Productivity Commissions Study into Public Support for Science and Innovation (File format: RTF, File size: 1.1Mb)
This submission provides the Department of Communications, IT and the Arts input into the productivity Commission’s study on public support for science and innovation, with a particular focus on information and communications technology as a general purpose technology.
- ICT Incubators program (ICTIP) annual report 2004-05 (File size: 706 Kb)
This report provides background and performance information on the ICT Incubators Program (ICTIP) and its eight incubators which provide seed capital and business advice to ICT start-up companies with the aim of accelerating their growth for 2004-05
- ICT Incubators program (ICTIP) annual report 2004-05 (File format: RTF, File size: 778 Kb)
This report provides background and performance information on the ICT Incubators Program (ICTIP) and its eight incubators which provide seed capital and business advice to ICT start-up companies with the aim of accelerating their growth for 2004-05
- The Economic Impact of ICT R and D: a literature review and some Australian estimates (File size: 1.3Mb)
The aim of this paper is to examine the impact of ICT related R&D on Australian productivity growth. While the emphasis of this report is on R&D, the impact on productivity of ICT investment and non-ICT equipment investment also receive attention. The report is split into a literature review and is followed by some Australian empirical estimates.
- Overview of the Australian ICT industry
An overview of the Australian ICT industry, including key trends and statistics relating to ICT trade, employment and research and development.
- Broadband Blueprint (File size: 3.6Mb)
The Broadband Blueprint provides a national framework for the future of broadband in Australia.
- ICT production in Australian SMEs 2006
The 2006 Sensis report on how the ICT sector is developed by small to medium enterprises. The 2006 Sensis report, ICT Production in Australian SMEs, explores key facets of how Australian ICT is developed by small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) across the economy. The report also looks at benefits of major ICT projects and how employees are involved in ICT work in these firms. The 2006 report builds on the similar work done by Sensis in 2004 and 2005, confirming and extending the original findings.
- 2004-05 Industry development progress report
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