IT boss tells how he will get it right

Article Abstract:

A Jan 1998 policy statement will state the Australian government's commitment reforms intended to allow the country to perform well in the electronic age. Don Mercer, chairman of the National Office of the Information Economy, believes that the statement indicates the government's readiness to meet the challenges that the information technology revolution poses.

Australia, Science and technology policy

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Off campus and into the Telstra fire

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David Moffatt, formerly of GE Capital Australia, will take over as chief financial office of Telstra, in March 2001. Australian-born Moffatt worked for Palmer Tube Mills and GE Capital in the US before returning to GE Capital Australia, which he turned into a $6 billion company with divisions in auto leasing, mortgage insurance, and credit-card insurance.

Moffatt, David, GE Capital Australia

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Where the best jobs will be

Article Abstract:

An interview with Telstra's managing director of infrastructure services Gerry Moriarty is presented. He discusses the occupations for which there will be excellent prospects and strong demand in the information technology sector.

Corporate directors, Interview, Moriarty, Gerry

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