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Government told to get with the digital program
“The evidence shows that the most advanced nations in the world have invested significantly in the digitisation of their economies.”
In the lead-up to the election, the AIIA released a document with 21 recommendations for the next term of government.
The Australian Information Industry
Association says Queensland is falling behind in its commitment to technology.Credit:David Paul Morris
One of the key recommendations, Mr Gauci said, was the introduction of a dedicated Digital Minister, who would be solely responsible for directing the government’s digital strategy going forward.
Queensland has previously had a Minister for the Digital Economy, a title that was held by Leeanne Enoch until the last cabinet reshuffle before the election,…
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