[Foss4g2009] [Fwd: Acsvic News [3018877]]
Bruce Bannerman
bruce at bannerman.id.au
Fri Sep 11 08:08:35 EDT 2009
fyi
The Australian Computer Society is including FOSS4G-2009 in its
newsletters.
Bruce Bannerman
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Subject: Acsvic News [3018877]
Date: 11 Sep 2009 15:03:07 +1000
WELCOME TO ACSVIC NEWS - A MEMBER SERVICE FROM YOUR ACS VICTORIAN BRANCH
[ NEWS | COURSES | NETWORKING | EVENTS | ACS-W| YIT | SIGS| BENEFITS ]
NEWS
PD COURSES
NETWORKING
Roundtable
National
Broadband
Network
& Gala Dinner
This years
Pearcey
Foundation
National
Roundtable
theme is "NBN
– the
platform for
Australia's
Economic
Recovery" and
will explore
what
opportunities
this will
bring for
Australian
society.
The Best of
Agile
Methodologies
This two day
course
examines the
primary agile
methodologies
(XP, FDD,
Scrum,
RAD/JAD, etc)
revealing the
differences in
techniques,
outputs and
workflow.
Then a closer
examination of
the various
agile
techniques
considered the
best is
undertaken.
Branch Forum:
Cloud
Computing
Cloud
Computing: Is
all that
glitters
gold? During
2008 cloud
computing has
proved
successful as
a viable means
of powering
small business
operations for
some key
"utility"
functions such
as CRM, email
and office
product
functionality.
QUICK LINKS
2009 National Pearcey Medal & Victorian State Pearcey Award
ICT Workers Maintain Strong Levels of Full Time Employment
Lending a Hand with Bringing the Next Generation of ICT Practitioners
into the Profession
The Best of Agile Methodologies - 2 Day Course
Code Inspection: Half Day Workshop
OO Principles & Patterns: 1 Day Course
Business Systems Analysis
Branch Forum: Cloud Computing
The Ever-Changing New Media User
What Women Want - the ACS and Victorian ICT Women's Network invite you
to find out
Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial 2009 Conference
22nd Australasian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AI'09)
OzWIT 2009: Australian Celebration of Women in ICT
Young IT in the Pub featuring a Special Guest!
ACS SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS (SIGs)
ACS Tea House Toastmasters Club Meeting
ACS Email Redirection Service - youralias at acsmail.net.au
PLEASE NOTE: COURSES OR EVENTS OFFERED BY OTHER ORGANISATIONS ARE NOT
NECESSARILY ENDORSED BY ACS
NEWS
2009 National Pearcey Medal & Victorian State Pearcey Award
Roundtable - National Broadband Network & Gala Dinner
This years Pearcey Foundation National Roundtable theme is "NBN – the
platform for Australia's Economic Recovery" and will explore what
opportunities this will bring for Australian society.
Following dinner and a keynote address Senator Stephen Conroy, Minister
for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy will present the
2009 Pearcey Medal and Victorian State Award.
With over 200 industry leaders expected to attend, this late
afternoon/evening event provides all participants an unmatched
opportunity to be associated with innovation, and ICT industry thought
leadership in Australia.
Speakers:
Confirmed speakers include: Rt Hon Senator Stephen Conroy, Dr Peter
Cebon, MC for the evening and the Pearcey Oration to be delivered by
Robyn Williams, renowned ABC Science Journalist
The comprehensive agenda for this informative afternoon & evening event
delivers value for any participant in the Australian ICT sector.
Program:
2.45pm Registration
3.15 pm Introduction
3.30 pm Debate 1 - Panel to discuss the impact of the NBN on the
national economy
4.30pm Coffee Break & Networking
5.00 pm Debate 2 - Gen X & Y give their perspective on how the digital
economy will be the platform for national success
6.00pm Cocktails & Networking
7.00pm Dinner
7.30pm Victorian Award Presentation
7.40pm Pearcey Medal Award
8.30pm Speech by Senator Stephen Conroy
9.00pm Pearcey Oration by Robyn Williams
9.30pm Formal close
Venue: La Trobe Ballroom, Sofitel Melbourne on Collins, 25 Collins
Street, Melbourne, 3000
Date: Thursday 1 October, 2009
Time: Registration: 2.00pm
Cost: Individuals: $200 per person (incl GST)
Sponsor Table of 10: $2,400 (incl GST and logo on table and program).
Note:
If booking a table, please register on line and then email the names of
the 10 guests attending to acsvicevents at acs.org.au
Click here to register
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ICT Workers Maintain Strong Levels of Full Time Employment
ACS creates taskforce to examine age discrimination in the ICT sector
ACS has released the results of its annual Information and
Communications Technology (ICT) Employment Survey for 2009. The Report
indicates that 24.7% of respondents have experienced some form of
unemployment at some stage in the last five years – down from 29% of
respondents in 2007. This improvement indicates that the global
financial slowdown has had little impact to date on the proportion of
ICT professionals who are employed full-time
The ACS members survey reveals that based on workload and employment
characteristics, ICT employment for full time workers remains strong.
Of those employed, 65% are working more than a 40 hour week - the same
percentage as in 2007. However, there is a marginal improvement in work
life balance, with less employees working over 50 hours a week.
In comparison to the 2007 boom period, there has been a minor reduction
in full-time and only a slight increase in part-time work reported in
2009, suggesting that employment levels have remained steady.
Click here for more details
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Lending a Hand with Bringing the Next Generation of ICT Practitioners
into the Profession
The ACS Education Professional Year program has been running since early
May 2008 and is currently looking for expressions of interest for tutors
in the online learning experience for Professionalism in ICT. Read more
about the program at http://www.acs.org.au/pyear/.
The program is delivered in partnership with the ACS Education
Professional Year Partners which includes Professional Pathways
Australia (PPA), Swinburne University and Navitas in Melbourne, Navitas,
Education Centre of Australia and PPA in Sydney. Full details on this
are at http://www.acs.org.au/index.cfm?action=load&temID=pypaccredited
The Professional Year Partners deliver two components face to face
(Business Communications Skills and Australian Workplace Culture) and
then arrange work experience placements with host companies. These two
components are around 13 weeks each and are part time. The work
placement is called an 'internship' and is unpaid and full time for 12
weeks.
The component ACS Education directly conducts is Professionalism in ICT
(PICT) and is delivered online in the Moodle Learning Management System
(LMS) at the same time as the internship placement. It is a 14 week
program with 2 non contact weeks in which assignments are submitted.
Each week the tutor loads the weekly Moodle forums with the work to be
undertaken by the participants and grades the work of the participants
for the previous week, providing individual feedback to each
participant. In all there are between 10 and 20 participants per cohort
and the workload is around 10 hours per week. All grades and feedback
are deposited in the LMS each week. Because we are working with
international graduates, we also take on the role of mentor to help them
understand the work of ICT practitioners in Australia.
ACS Education offers a modest payment per student to tutors. For the
most part, tutors are motivated by other than money, for example wanting
to return something to the profession or an interest in helping those
entering the profession to also return something one day. Tutors often
learn something along the way as the learning materials are all
provided.
Please give some thought to helping ACS Education deliver one of the
most highly regarded adult learning experiences in professional
development. If you think this could be of interest to you, please
contact the program's Academic Program Co-ordinator, Brenda Aysnley.
Brenda can be contacted at:
Email: brenda.aynsley at acslink.net.au
Mobile: +61(0) 412 662 988 || Skype/Yahoo/Twitter: baynsley
Phone: 08 7127 0107 : 08 8357 8844 Fax:08 8272 7486
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
The Best of Agile Methodologies - 2 Day Course
This full two day course examines the primary agile methodologies (XP,
FDD, Scrum, RAD/JAD, etc) revealing the differences in techniques,
outputs and workflow.
Then a closer examination of the various agile techniques considered the
best is undertaken, through six real-world case-studies and four
workshop exercises.
Quotes from previous participants:
"[liked/learnt] use cases, class diagrams, XP iterations and releases,
general workflow of agile methods" George Benko, Software Engineer,
MetOcean Engineers
Presenter: Dwayne Read
Dwayne Read BSc. is an Agile and Object-Oriented specialist with over 18
years in the software industry. Dwayne has in-depth knowledge and
practical experience in a wide range of agile and object-oriented
techniques. Dwayne has been a key player in a range of successful
projects ranging from $50K, 3 month commercial product developments
through to $20M, 4 year highly complex R&D and defence applications.
Dwayne draws on his practical experiences to provide focused training
workshops as well as on-site mentoring and facilitation in such
techniques as iterative development, JAD sessions, use case modelling,
software architecture, design patterns, test-driven development,
automated testing, code inspection, etc.
Who should attend:
This course is intended for fully qualified and/or practicing software
engineers looking to find the Best of Agile Methodologies. It is also
likely to be of interest to team leaders and software managers and can
be tailored to meet participants specific requirements.
Venue: Melbourne (TBA)
Date: Monday 14 & Tuesday 15 September, 2009
Time: 8.45am
PCP Hours: 21
Full course outlines and on-line registration are available from
www.ss.com.au/training
For further information and registration please email: info at ss.com.au
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Code Inspection: Half Day Workshop
A very hands-on training workshop, with review of the different forms of
code inspection/peer review, followed by a practical code inspection (in
pairs) of the attendees code they've brought to the workshop.
Quotes from previous participants:
"The exercise of actually reviewing code/being reviewed was very useful
for understanding the concept" Gerard Chin, Software Engineer - Fugro
Survey
Presenter: Dwayne Read
Dwayne Read BSc. is an Agile and Object-Oriented specialist with over 18
years in the software industry. Dwayne has in-depth knowledge and
practical experience in a wide range of agile and object-oriented
techniques. Dwayne has been a key player in a range of successful
projects ranging from $50K, 3 month commercial product developments
through to $20M, 4 year highly complex R&D and defence applications.
Dwayne draws on his practical experiences to provide focused training
workshops as well as on-site mentoring and facilitation in such
techniques as iterative development, JAD sessions, use case modelling,
software architecture, design patterns, test-driven development,
automated testing, code inspection, etc.
Venue: Melbourne (TBA)
Date: Wednesday 16 September, 2009
Time: 8:30am
PCP Hours 5
Full course outlines and on-line registration are available from
www.ss.com.au/training
For further information and registration please email: info at ss.com.au
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OO Principles & Patterns: 1 Day Course
Two fundamental aspects of designing object-oriented software are
explained – OO Design Principles are the underlying guidelines for all
OO designs; and Design Patterns are the essence of reuse (and good OO
design by example). A range of principles and patterns are presented
with two workshop exercises undertaken to cement this understanding.
Quotes from previous participants:
"I learnt how to apply design patterns, was fun, good balance of theory
and practical workshops" James Ioppolo, Software Eng. - Immersive
Technologies
Full course outlines and on-line registration are available from
www.ss.com.au/training
For further information and registration please email: info at ss.com.au
Presenter: Dwayne Read
Dwayne Read BSc. is an Agile and Object-Oriented specialist with over 18
years in the software industry. Dwayne has in-depth knowledge and
practical experience in a wide range of agile and object-oriented
techniques. Dwayne has been a key player in a range of successful
projects ranging from $50K, 3 month commercial product developments
through to $20M, 4 year highly complex R&D and defence applications.
Dwayne draws on his practical experiences to provide focused training
workshops as well as on-site mentoring and facilitation in such
techniques as iterative development, JAD sessions, use case modelling,
software architecture, design patterns, test-driven development,
automated testing, code inspection, etc.
Venue: Melbourne (TBA)
Date: Thursday 17 September, 2009
Time: 9:00am
PCP Hours: 10
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Business Systems Analysis
Getting the requirements right is key to successful systems development
and maintenance. Many of the problems associated with development and
maintenance projects are attributable to business requirement issues –
definition, specification, communication and modification.
Analysts need to demonstrate particular skills and techniques which lead
to a disciplined and professional end-result. The goal of this practical
workshop is to provide analysts with the core concepts and practical
techniques to drive system specifications in today’s rapidly changing
development environment.
At the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:
Define the stages of development from initiation to successful
implementation of a new business system, and the role the analyst plays
Perform a feasibility study and a detailed business investigation,
including cost/benefit analysis
Plan and conduct interviews that are both searching and effective
Organise and analyse the results of an investigation in order to satisfy
user requirements
Become familiar with tools that support modelling and analysis
Understand the importance of effective documentation to satisfy user
requirements
Recognise the importance of client involvement at all stages of
development
Who should attend:
This course is intended for all staff working in a Business Analyst
role. The course will outline the roles and responsibilities of an
Analyst in the investigation and delivery of business solutions.
Attendees will receive a comprehensive manual, which serves as an
excellent reference after the course.
Presenter: Athol Mapham
Athol Mapham is an accountant by profession and has over 15 years
experience in the IT industry, ranging from programming to senior
management. In his career he has worked on a wide variety of projects,
ranging from vehicle control and manufacturing systems to wholesale
banking. Athol joined BIS in 1987 as a Project Manager in Retail
Banking, and subsequently held the position of Financial Services
Manager with the Banking Group, responsible for the implementation,
maintenance and customer support for BIS financial systems. Since his
move to the BIS Training group in 1989, Athol has been responsible for
the marketing of training and consultancy services to the Federal
Government and for training in project management, systems and business
analysis and operations management. Athol is a Microsoft Certified
Professional trainer for Microsoft Project for Windows, a Chartered
Secretary and a member of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries and
Accountants. He delivers regular public and Inhouse courses for the
Australian Computer Society.
Venue: ACS Level 2/120 Clarendon Street, Southbank
Date: Monday 5 to Wednesday 7 October, 2009
Time: Mon 9:00am-5.30pm, Tues-Wed 8.30am-5.30pm
Cost: ACS Members: $1250.00 Non Members: $1450.00 (inc. GST)
PCP Hours: 20
Click here to register
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NETWORKING
Branch Forum: Cloud Computing
Cloud Computing: Buying a Stairway to Heaven - is all that glitters
gold?
During 2008 cloud computing has proved successful as a viable means of
powering small business operations for some key "utility" functions such
as CRM, email and office product functionality. But to what extent are
the emerging capabilities proving themselves for large corporates and
Government? Do they have such different requirements that the benefits
translate differently for them? Indeed what are the steps that
corporates and Government can take to maximise the advantages of cloud
computing in lowering costs and improving collaborative working?
Presenter: Paul Cooper, Industry Director, Public Sector and Cloud
Computing Solutions SMS Management & Technology
Paul Cooper has an IT career of 25 years and over that period has lead
or participated in a number of technology innovations for corporate and
blue chip clients with the end user experience at the centre of his
focus. Some highlights include leading the technical architecture effort
for the first standard operating environment deployed within a major
corporate in Australia. This deployment resulted in a standardised
desktop, mail, applications suite and back-end mainframe environment
being successfully implemented. Paul also developed an innovative
Business Technology Plan for a major Victorian Government Department
which resulted in a major standardised delivery environment being
established.
More recently, Paul lead the establishment of the Emerging Business
stream within his firm with a particular emphasis on the potential of
cloud computing and social computing to improve work practices and
reduce costs. Paul has a Ph.D in Biochemistry (Melb University) and a
Grad Dip in Business (Org Change) from RMIT University. Paul has held a
number of senior consulting and management positions with SMS and
currently holds the position of Emerging Business Director and Health &
Public Sector lead with SMS Management & Technology Ltd.
Refreshments provided.
Venue: Telstra Theatrette, 242 Exhibition Street, Melbourne
Date: Wednesday 16 September, 2009
Time: 5:30pm for 6.00pm
Cost: ACS Members FREE Non Members $20.00 (inc. GST)
PCP Hours 2
Click here to register
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EVENTS
The Ever-Changing New Media User
A public lecture by Professor Jeffrey Cole (USC Annenberg School for
Communication)
Drawing on ten years of data and insights from a worldwide project in 30
countries, Jeffrey Cole, director of the Center for the Digital Future,
will separate myth from reality as he describes how the Internet, mobile
and broadband are changing the fabric of daily life.
Is the web a continued threat to television, or can the two live and
thrive together?
How will advertising evolve in a digital era?
This presentation will examine the trends and developments that are
likely to occur in the next two to three years.
Venue: Australian Graduate School of Entrepreneurship, AGSE Room
207,Cnr. Wakefield & John Street, Glenferrie, Vic
Date: Tuesday 15 September 2009
Time: 3:30pm-5:30pm
For further information or to RSVP please email: isradmin at swin.edu.au by
Friday 11 September, 2009.
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What Women Want - the ACS and Victorian ICT Women's Network invite you
to find out.
No, it's not Mel Gibson being able to suddenly be able to hear what
women really think, but it is what ICT women had to tell the ACS during
2008 when 28% of its female membership participated in a month long
survey, still believed to be the only survey of this type of Australian
women in ICT.
Our October Breakfast, will briefly outline the results and
recommendations of the survey, but rather than have a special guest
speaker, we are doing something a little different at this event.
This Breakfast Event will be a real chance to network with your fellow
ICT females. We'd like you to come along and share both your own
workplace issues and most importantly your successes and techniques you
made use of when overcoming some of the obstacles.
A number of workplaces are starting to provide the kind of support that
will keep women in the workforce, particularly at more senior levels,
but woman are still leaving the workforce and not just in ICT.
Come along in October and have your chance to tell us your own stories.
Dictionary.com: network - noun
* Telecommunications, Computers. a system containing any
combination of computers, computer terminals, printers, audio or
visual display devices, or telephones interconnected by
telecommunication equipment or cables: used to transmit or
receive information.
* An association of individuals having a common interest, formed
to provide mutual assistance, helpful information, or the like.
For marketing purposes, please let us know if you are both a member of
the ACS and Vic ICT for Women.
All are welcome including our male colleagues, and we look forward to
welcoming you at the breakfast!
Date: Thursday 15 October, 2009
Time: 7.00am for 7.30am - 9.00am
Venue: RACV City Club, 501 Bourke Street Melbourne, Bourke Rooms 1 & 2
Cost: ACS & VIC ICT Members $40.00 - ACS &VIC ICT Student Members
$30.00 - Non Members $50.00
Bookings: Our ACS-W/VicICT4W Breakfasts book out early and places are
strictly limited. Register early to avoid disappointment!
Click here to register
Join the ACS-Women LinkedIn Group: Click Here
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Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial 2009 Conference
Carrying on the FOSS4G conference tradition 2009 will present a
comprehensive agenda, combining content from across the geospatial
spectrum.
In line with the 2009 theme, "User Driven", the conference will have
renewed focus on the business imperatives for adopting open source
solutions. The program will contain a broad range of presentations and
case studies that address the topics of interest to managers and
decision makers as well as those that may be more technically
orientated.
There is a supurb range of workshops and tuitorials that will appeal to
those new to geospatial and looking to get started, and to those that
are keen to expand their skills and take their existing implementations
and projects to the next level.
FOSS4G 2009 also boasts a excellent range of keynote speakers. FOSS4G is
a unique event which collects together a global community into a single
location for an intensive week of activity. Year on year, FOSS4G
provides a great opportunity to take part in a very special event, where
ideas mix together with language to create a network of collaboration
and creativity.
Venue: Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre, Sydney
Date: 20-23 October 2009
Time: 9.00am - 5.00pm
PCP Hours: 5
ACS members receive a 5% discount.
Visit the website to register online:
https://ei.eventinfotech.com.au/ei/rs.esp?id=739&scriptid=LOGINDR
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22nd Australasian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AI'09)
The 22nd Australasian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence
(AI'09) is being hosted by Monash University, Faculty of Information
Technology and will be co-located with the Australasian Data Mining
Conference (AusDM '09) and the Fourth Australian Conference on
Artificial Life (ACAL'09). The Conference will be held at the University
of Melbourne, 1 to 4 December, 2009.
Venue: University of Melbourne, ICT Building (105), 111 Barry Street,
Parkville Campus, Melbourne
Date: 1-4 December, 2009
Further information can be found at:
http://www.infotech.monash.edu.au/about/news/conferences/ai09/
To register:
http://www.infotech.monash.edu.au/about/news/conferences/ai09/Pages/Registration.html
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ACS WOMEN
OzWIT 2009: Australian Celebration of Women in ICT
Monash University, Caulfield Campus December 1, 2009.
Featuring: Jo Miller, The Women's Leadership Coach and one of Silicon
Valley's Women of influence for 2008. Jo will deliver her "Becoming a
Person of Influence" interactive workshop
Presentations, panels and papers (unrefereed) will be accepted until 30
August.
Registration Opens: 15 September, 2009
Conference costs:
$100.00 Early Bird (before 31 October) $90.00 for presenters;
$125.00 after 31 October;
$50.00 for current students.
More details on conference registration will be available in September.
These costs do not include the Conference Dinner.
Co-Chairs: Dr Catherine Lang; Associate Professor Julie Fisher and Dr
Annemieke Craig
For more information:
http://www.ozwit.org/version_three/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1
This Conference is proudly sponsored by ACS-W
Join the Victorian ACS-Women LinkedIn Group at:
http://www.linkedin.com/e/gis/1119197
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YOUNG IT PROFESSIONALS
Young IT in the Pub featuring a Special Guest!
We are pleased to announce that this month's YIT in the Pub event will
feature a distinguished ICT professional.
Our special guest will provide an informal talk at the commencement of
the evening and will then stay and network with Young ICT professionals.
This event will provide you with a great opportunity to speak to a very
successful ICT professional about the ICT industry and your career.
As always, this event provides for a great forum to get together with
like minded people, peers and fellow students for a drink and have a
chat in a relaxed atmosphere.
Drinks & Refreshments Provided!
Presenter: Chris Tisseverasinghe
Chris Tisseverasinghe is an Associate Partner in IBM Global Business
Services based in Melbourne, Chris is senior practitioner in Enterprise
Architecture and IT Transformation. Chris joined IBM Global Business
Services in December 2006 as an Associate Partner. Chris is a high
calibre IT Architect, with a strong blend of IT Strategy & Architecture
definition, IT Application implementation and large scale Business/IT
transformation delivery experience. He has over 25 years of IT
experience working in large multi-national organisations such as CSC
Australia, CGU Insurance, Medibank Private, Coles Myer Group and IBM
Australia.
Venue: The Imperial Hotel, Cnr Bourke & Spring Streets, Melbourne
Date: Thursday 17 September, 2009
Time: 6:00pm
Click here to register
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SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS
ACS SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS (SIGs)
* Network with professionals in your field
* Keep updated with your industry
* Located in every state
* Get involved with the ACS
Click here to see the special interest groups available in Victoria.
Like to form a Special Interest Group: Contact Tom Rose
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ACS Tea House Toastmasters Club Meeting
The ACS has a special interest group (SIG) in Toastmasters. We have
established our own club - Tea House Toastmasters for both ACS Members
and Non Members.
For information on meetings, membership fees, etc visit our website
http://teahouse.freetoasthost.ws/
The Toastmasters program will improve your presentation, speaking and
listening skills in a supportive, professional environment. The meeting
will be fun and entertaining as well as instructional.
Note: This meeting is a Tea House Toastmasters speech contest and
guests are unable to attend or register, but we would love to see guests
at our next meeting which will be held on 20 October 2009.
For further information on our speech contest contact
pam.barnes at acs.org.au or call 1800 671 003.
You can attend as a guest to find out more about how Toastmaster
meetings are held. Light refreshments will be provided.
Meeting starts at 6.15pm sharp. We hope to see you soon!
Venue: ACS Level 2, 120 Clarendon Street, Southbank
Date: Tuesday 15 September, 2009
Time: 6:00pm Sharp
PCP Hours 2
Click here to register
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BENEFITS
ACS Email Redirection Service - youralias at acsmail.net.au
The ACS provides its members with an email redirection service as an
included member benefit. This service allows a member to maintain a
constant youralias at acsmail.net.au address or youralias at acslink.net.au
while managing online on a 24/7 basis the addresses to which incoming
emails are redirected.
If you are moving around on a regular basis then this service should be
invaluable.
The Email Redirection Service operates using the concept of an email
address (alias) in the format "youralias at acsmail.net.au" - with
incoming emails to this address being redirected to one or two standard
email addresses. These redirection addresses and in fact the allocation
of the alias can be managed online by the member via My Email
Redirection section in the Members Only Site. Once you have an alias
allocated then any email directed to "youralias at acsmail.net.au" will be
redirected to the addresses you have specified. Online updating is also
fully operational for members with the earlier @acslink.net.au domain.
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