Entries are now open for the 2020 IoT Awards, the official awards program of IoTAA and IoT Hub. The 2020 IoT Awards will shine a spotlight on Australian IoT achievements, recognising that real-time data is increasingly important, assists our responses to crises and enables our industries to compete internationally. Nominate your initiative in one or [...]
Businessman and senior executive David Spence has been appointed as the incoming Chairman of the Internet of Things Alliance Australia (IoTAA). David Spence said, “I’m excited to be joining the IoTAA at such an important time. COVID-19 has enabled digital transformation at a speed previously thought unimaginable, and has brought to light the opportunity presented [...]
IOT ALLIANCE AUSTRALIA LTD has recently been registered as a charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC). The ACNC is the national regulator of charities. The ACNC was established in December 2012 to achieve the following objects: maintain, protect and enhance public trust and confidence in the sector through increased accountability and transparency support and [...]
Today the Internet of Things Alliance (IoTAA) enabler Work Stream 3 (eWS3) – Cyber Security and Network Resilience announced the release of the (IoTAA) IoT Reference Framework. The IoT Framework was borne from the need for the IoT industry and consumers to access a consistent architecture when referring to their IoT environment(s) regardless of their [...]
Sydney 24 July 2018: The IoT Alliance Australia (IoTAA) has launched a new Platform Selection Guideline to help Governments and companies choose among a huge array of available platform technology when starting their IoT projects or businesses. The Guideline, created by an IoTAA Workstream chaired by Mr Geof Heydon, is designed to assist new IoT [...]
IoTAA today launched its Good Data Practice: A Guide for Business to Consumer IoT Services for Australia. The 20 page Guide comes out of a major collaborative effort by industry, consumer representatives and regulatory bodies to address consumer-related concerns about business to consumer IoT services. The Guide deals with what industry players need to consider when [...]
The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), IoTAA and the Smart Cities Council Australia New Zealand (SCCANZ) have announced a collaboration to build the street of the future in Sydney’s CBD. The installation - The Future Street - is to be part of AILA’s national Festival of Landscape Architecture, a four-day celebration on conceiving, reimagining and transforming [...]
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WaterGroup has won the inaugural IoT Impact Award. The winner was announced at the ACOMMS Awards dinner on 19 July by IoTAA Chair Gavin Smith. WaterGroup's MD Guenter Hauber-Davidson accepted the award. Kitty Flanagan was Master of Ceremonies. WaterGroup's winning entry detailed water and cost savings by deploying water monitoring devices across the ANU campus: smart [...]
IoTAA is recognising companies that have positively impacted the adoption of the Internet of Things in the Australian economy. WaterGroup Pty Ltd was announced as the winner of the first IoT Impact Award at the ACOMMS Awards dinner on 19 July. WaterGroup is one of the largest integrated corporate water savings companies in Australia, a [...]
