South Australian Information Economy Agenda

This week the South Australian Government released its Information Economy Agenda 2009-2014. The agenda details a framework for the State delivering on its digital future. The Agenda was developed by the Information Economy Directorate and approved by the Information Economy Advisory Board. The Information Economy Agenda 2009-2014 identifies three key interrelated elements of the information economy as connectivity, capability and content.

The agenda details the SA.NET initiative, an ICT industry cluster which brings together local software companies to engage in co-operative activities, achieve collective competitiveness and develop new opportunities for Australia’s software industry.

“Unlocking the potential in people within schools, workplaces and homes is what today’s software is all about. There are so many examples of innovative South Australian organisations delivering real value for the State and growing the information economy,” said Mike Duhne, State Director for Microsoft South Australia and member of the Information Economy Advisory Board.

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