Venue: 10.08.04 (Building 10, Floor 8, Room 4)
Abstract:
Collaboration and sharing of resources nationally and internationally are key components in improving research outcomes. To support this, the Australian Government through DIISR (Department of Innovation, Industry,Science and Research) has funded the Australian Research Collaboration Service (ARCS) over the period 2008-2011 to provide national e-Research services that are easy to use and freely available to publicly-funded Australian researchers. The national e-Research services include the following.About the speaker:
Andrew has been with the ARCS project since 2008. He was
Manager of Collaboration Services, before taking on the role of
Business Development Manager. Andrew has over 20 years experience in
the ICT Industry and has spent the last 5 years working in the research
and education sector. Prior to his role at ARCS, Andrew worked in the
university sector for 2 years
as a consultant on governance, technology management and business
improvement issues. He obtained significant commercial experience as a
Director of IT company’s Ram Computers and Computer Guru and within the
large corporate arena as Enterprise Development Manager at Commander
and Senior Business Development Manager at Ipex.
He obtained his Masters in Technology Management from the University of
Queensland and is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company
Directors where he was admitted as a Fellow in 2005. He also holds
qualifications in ITIL, Landesk and various management practices. He
has a major interest in the areas of innovation development, knowledge
management and organisational assessment where he continues to maintain
his interest and contribute to the wider community.
Seminar Organisation
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