Gold Coast-based IT firm Mercury IT has just finalised a two-year technology transformation of Queensland’s largest regional taxi service.

Climate variations in the Indian and Pacific Oceans will drive the planet's climate in 2012.  

ICT services provider, Dimension Data, has appointed a new chief of its Queensland operation as the company sets itself for strong growth in the Queensland market this year.

Cloud computing is one of the hot areas of the IT industry as the 2012 business year moves into top gear, and Bond University in Queensland has just introduced a specialist course in cloud computing in response to the market demand for graduates with skills in new technologies.

Internode has turned on high-speed broadband services at the first house in a new subdivision in the Queensland town of Grantham, which is being rebuilt on higher ground after it was ravaged by floods in January.

The Queensland state opposition claims the Queensland Labor government has ‘blown’ $46 million - or $23,000 per user - on an email system that caters for just 2000 accounts.

The WA Internet Association is spreading further afield with a trial of a proposed Internet exchange in Brisbane.

Acer is deploying up to 65,000 notebooks with the Queensland Department of Education and Training (DET) after the company won a tender in round three of the national secondary school computer fund.

Imagine walking around a shopping centre and having your every move tracked; by software that has latched onto your mobile phone's unique ID.

The Australian Computer Society (ACS) has made a raft of new appointments to its executive, electing a new president, vice president membership boards, national treasurer and three national congressional representatives.