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ASIC to upgrade finance ERP with TechOne

3 days ago | itnews.com.au | Eleanor Dickinson

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) is to begin rolling out TechnologyOne as its new finance platform, with implementation scheduled for the next financial year. The move forms part of a broader enterprise resource planning (ERP) overhaul, aimed at modernising its internal systems. TechnologyOne was awarded a $7.2 million contract last year to host and implement its software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform, with the deal running through to May 2027.
APA Group to bring mobility, AI to engineering document repository

4 days ago | itnews.com.au | Ry Crozier

APA Group, an ASX-listed operator of natural gas and electricity assets, is scoping what it’s calling version “3.0” of its enterprise content management, encompassing technical upgrades and an embrace of mobile and AI. Enterprise content management specialist Jessica Redway told a recent OpenText summit in Sydney that the company’s main use for ECM technology is to manage engineering documents both for internal use and sharing with external parties.
CSIRO outlines cyber security roadmap

4 days ago | itnews.com.au | Eleanor Dickinson

CSIRO is uplifting cyber security across its enterprise and research functions with an emphasis on protecting core systems, tightening access controls and improving incident response. Speaking to the iTnews Podcast, the research agency’s recently appointed chief information security officer Jamie Rossato shared his roadmap for embedding a robust cyber security posture across both the agency's enterprise and research functions.
SA Power Networks opens first cyber security 'kickstart' program

1 week ago | itnews.com.au | Kate Weber

SA Power Networks has commenced its first ‘kickstart’ program to train people with no prior experience in cyber security skills. Head of cyber security and IT resilience Nathan Morelli told iTNews that as cyber risks increase, all organisations will need more skilled workers. Pathway programs offer a way to develop talent, and have been used successfully by SA Power Networks in other technology domains.
AI execs say US must increase exports, improve infrastructure

1 week ago | itnews.com.au | Alexandra Alper |Jody Godoy

Top executives at AI giants OpenAI, Microsoft and Advanced Micro Devices said at a US Senate hearing that while the US is ahead in the artificial intelligence race, Washington needs to boost infrastructure and champion AI chip exports to stay ahead of Beijing.
Super Retail Group to replace payroll, build HRIM

1 week ago | itnews.com.au | Kate Weber

Super Retail Group is set to switch out its end-of-life payroll system and stand up a new human resources information management system (HRIM). The group - home to the likes of Supercheap Auto, Macpac and BCF - said the project will run over the next year. Digital Nation has asked a Super Retail Group spokesperson for additional comment.
Vic Police on the hunt for new CISO

1 week ago | itnews.com.au | Kate Weber

Victoria Police are currently recruiting for a new chief information security officer following the departure of Ashley Parkinson back in March this year. A spokesperson told iTnews Parkinson resigned from the CISO role earlier in the year. “The role is responsible for delivering secure and innovative digital services while growing and nurturing the organisation’s information management and privacy, cyber security and physical security capabilities,” the spokesperson said.
Rio Tinto unifies HR and IT services into ServiceNow

1 week ago | itnews.com.au | Eleanor Dickinson

Rio Tinto has overhauled its human resources and IT service delivery by launching a unified Employee Centre built on ServiceNow. Over three years, the ASX-listed miner designed and deployed a comprehensive portal for 150,000 employees to access 76 different HR services as well as IT support. The program, which was completed on time and budget in November 2024, began as a HR modernisation project in 2021, with Rio Tinto selecting Workday to be its core human capital management solution.
Football Australia to deploy AI cameras at venues to livestream matches

1 week ago | itnews.com.au | Ry Crozier

Football Australia is set to use AI camera technology and NBN connectivity at key venues to automatically capture and stream matches in 4K. The “automated broadcast transformation” will see “key Football Australia and member federation venues equipped with NBN services from Superloop and unspecified “AI cameras.”This will be used to broadcast matches in the Australia Cup, a national knockout tournament involving over 700 senior community clubs nationwide.
Domino's Pizza Enterprises stands up an internal developer platform

1 week ago | itnews.com.au | Ry Crozier

Domino’s Pizza Enterprises is a year into using an internal developer platform (IDP) to simplify how software components are supported and documented, helping it improve quality and speed when addressing potential ecommerce degradations.