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Wednesday November 30, 2011

EDITOR'S NOTE

Greetings,

We bring you the latest from the Department of Defence's Next Generation Desktop project, which will deliver Windows 7 and Office 2010 software by 2014 - when Microsoft ceases supporting the current Windows XP operating system.

Yesterday, the Federal Government announced plans to cut spending by $11.5 billion in an attempt to return the budget to surplus. Stay tuned for our coverage of how the decision will affect your budgets.

-- John Hilvert

LATEST GOVERNMENT IT ARTICLES

	Defence selects Thales for Next Gen Desktops By Liz Tay \| Nov 30, 2011 To move away from Windows XP by 2014.
	Government struggles to fill ICT posts By John Hilvert \| Nov 28, 2011 Human Services tops employer list.
	NSW Govt pushes ICT reuse mindset By Ry Crozier \| Nov 24, 2011 More talk, less purchases.
	Victorian IT projects cost twice their budgets By Liz Tay \| Nov 23, 2011 Ombudsman slams government project management.
	Husic eyes government software pricing By James Hutchinson \| Nov 23, 2011 US vendors silent on inquiry.
	Finance creates three-year ICT panel By John Hilvert \| Nov 24, 2011 Updated: WISP panel announcement yet to come.
	Victorian schools trial predictive analytics By Liz Tay \| Nov 29, 2011 Examine Year 9 academic performance.

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