Research group Gartner has predicted 3.3% growth in 2006 to A$42 billion for Australian enterprise IT spending as part of an overall report on the key trends that will affect Asia Pacific for the coming year.

The Academy of Interactive Entertainment Ltd (AIE), owner of the Australian Game Developers Conference (AGDC), has axed the seven-year-old games industry event after the Game Developers Association of Australia (GDAA) withdrew its support.

Angus M Robinson, chief executive of the Australian Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association (AEEMA) believes Taiwan and China still hold great potential to stem the tide of dwindling ICT and electronics exports.

Big Four  accounting and consulting firm, Deloitte, has forecast that convergence will generate over a trillion dollars in revenues between now and the end of the decade in a new report.

ICT research group IDC Australia's first segmentation analysis of the consumer market has identified six distinct Australian consumer segments.

A new piece of research has revealed that the biggest fear of Australian banking customers is loss of money through ID fraud.

IT services companies are struggling to stay afloat using traditional outsourcing propositions and many are looking to reposition themseves in the higher margin BPO space, according to a new study.

According to new results from market analyst, IDC, the combined Australia desktop and notebook market for Q3 2005 reached 875,000 units, decreasing by 9% sequentially but growing by 20% from the same period in 2004.

Results of the 2005 Airport IT Trends Survey, presented to industry leaders at the Airports Council International (ACI) world conference in Auckland, New Zealand, this week indicate investment in new information technologies is on a rapid upward curve.