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2021 IoT Awards winners announced
See the standout Internet of Things projects, platforms and people in 14 categories. -
Announcing the 2021 IoT Awards finalists
Standout Australian Internet of Things work announced. -
2021 IoT Awards winners to be announced on November 9
Federal Minister for the Digital Economy Jane Hume to be guest speaker. -
Deadline extended for 2021 Australian IoT Awards entries
Nominations now close on September 28. -
Entries open for the 2021 Australian IoT Awards
Awards attracted more than 100 entries from Australian government, industry and academia last year. -
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IoT Impact moving to February 2022
Save the date for Australia’s premier Internet of Things (IoT) industry conference. -
Attend the IoTAA's Digital Food & Agribusiness event
Tickets are now available for the Digital Food & Agribusiness event by Australia’s peak Internet of Things (IoT) industry body, IoT Alliance Australia. -
Attend Australia's IoT "state of the nation"
Tickets are now available for the "IoT state of the nation" by Australia’s peak Internet of Things (IoT) industry body, IoT Alliance Australia. -
Digital framework for water sector launched
IoT Alliance Australia and Water Services Association of Australia aim to simplify communication about digital systems. -
Call for expressions of interest to join the IoT Alliance Australia Executive Council
Call for expressions of interest to join the Executive Council of peak industry body IoT Alliance Australia. -
IoTAA publishes IoT security, safety and privacy guides
“Plain language” tips cover design, sourcing and management of IoT technology. -
IoT Alliance Australia and nextmedia to create Australia's premier IoT event
IoT Impact event to take place in Melbourne on October 14, 2021. -
The Women in IoT finalists in the 2020 IoT Awards
Meet three women playing a key role in Australian Internet of Things (IoT) projects. -
The Smart Cities finalists in the 2020 IoT Awards
From pedestrian counting in Melbourne and Perth during the pandemic, to data sharing between Victorian councils. -
Announcing the 2020 IoT Awards finalists
From local government data sharing initiatives to large ‘mixed reality’ system deployment. -
Deadline for Australian IoT Awards nominations extended to August 31
Nominate important contributions to real-time data and Internet of Things (IoT) usage in Australia. -
IoTAA and IoT Hub announce entries open for the 2020 IoT Awards
Gain recognition for Internet of Things achievements, from projects to platforms and policies. -
David Spence is new chair of Australia’s peak IoT body
NNNCo and PayPal Australia chair steps into IoT Alliance Australia role. -
Australia must urgently skill-up for Internet of Things era, says IoTAA
Begins survey to identify skills gaps and inform educators. -
Why real-time data projects are an Australian manufacturing opportunity
Real-time data could help Australia respond to crises like COVID-19, but local expertise will be needed.