SolutionCity Adelaide Australia represented more than 50 Australian ICT organisations at this year’s World Congress on IT 2004 in Athens. With the theme “The Future Is Now”, the WCIT2004 was a three-day conference attended by global business and political leaders who will discuss the road forward for information technology, an industry that is a driving force for global economic development
World Congress on IT 2004 Showcase
- Microarts – connectivity and integration
- Rocket Reader – speed reading
- Foursticks – guaranteed application response on networks
- True Life Anatomy – 3-dimensional interactive modeling for orthopaedic surgeons
- Click-N-Learn – ‘email of the future’
- Intec – Custom-designed services for enterprises
- University of South Australia – Centre for innovative R&D
- EDS – Global IT services
Microarts
Microarts is a connectivity and integration services group established in 1986. The company has evolved from its origins as a specialist supplier of personal computers and services to become a leading provider of Services, Outsourcing, UNIX, Linux and e-commerce solutions. With a strong presence across Australia and the Asia Pacific, Microarts can service the IT needs of corporate and government organisations on a global basis. www.microarts.com.au
Click-N-Learn
Multimedia trainer Click-N-Learn showcased CaptureCAM™-PRO, the “email of the future”, at WCIT2004 in Athens. CaptureCAM™-PRO is a quick, easy, powerful communication tool for training, software demo, sales proposal, or simple voice-mail, using cutting edge, patented compression technology and the world’s most popular communications system – email. CaptureCAM™-PRO guarantees the highest quality full motion, sound and screen recorded movies available, as well as perfectly smooth mouse playback and extremely small, emailable file sizes that don’t lock up the corporate network or Internet.www.capturecampro.com
Rocket Reader
Simon Ronald created RocketReader in 1995, as a result of his personal interest in speed reading. RocketReader has achieved amazing internet success, and is ranked the number one speed reading company by web prominence in the speed reading category at google.com. The RocketReader sites (www.rocketreader.com and www.speedreading.com) received over 970,000 hits in January 2004, with thousands of visitors downloading a 14-day trial. www.rocketreader.com
Foursticks – Network Performance
Foursticks showcased NP Gateway, an enterprise solution that guarantees the response times of business applications over multiple WAN links. NP Gateway is policy-based management and monitoring software that provides real-time application performance control and monitoring; the ability to modify policies on the fly; fault analysis; and service level agreement verification. Foursticks works with solution partner and OEM vendors in Europe, Asia Pacific and North America.www.foursticks.com
True Life Creations
TLC, one of Australia’s foremost 3D animation production companies, has worked with leading surgeon Dr Michael Sandow to develop the True Life Anatomy system. TLA helps surgeons all over the world diagnose problems in bones and joints – and have an unprecedented, real-time view during surgery. www.rubamas.com
Intec Consulting Group
Intec Consulting Group (ICG) provides clients with custom designed services that focus on strategy, delivery, support, training, management and recruitment needs of their business. ICG’s on-going projects include the development of an IT strategy for AusBulk, the design and development of an electronic medical assessment system for Health Services Australia and the project management of the South Australian Police Force’s mobile computing implementation. If you are looking for a solution in primary and environmental industries, family and community services, health services, government, education, rail, justice or distribution, contact ICG.www.intecgroup.com.au
EDS Australia
EDS manages computing and communications infrastructure for more than 1,000 government locations around South Australia. It also remotely manages client computer networks across Australia and South-East Asia. The EDS Asia Pacific Resource Centre in Adelaide has become an important hub for a network of systems engineering centres and training programs in the region. http://www.eds.com/