Samira Sarraf
Senior Writer
With years of experience covering technology and business across the IT channel, Samira Sarraf now reports for Computerworld Australia on all aspects of enterprise ICT.
2021 Australia tech conference and event guide
Computerworld Australia’s updated guide to in-person and virtual events for technology and IT pros.
OzTech: Automation will transform Australia’s jobs; Optus, Victoria state offer training; More digital banking
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
The journey to New South Wales’s digital driver’s licence and photo card
From creating the app that houses the digital licences to dealing with unexpected popularity, Service NSW details how it built and launched the New South Wales digital driver’s licence and photo card.
OzTech: Victoria DHHS’s vaccination-management tool; AI scale-ups get $1.5m; Optus data outage
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
OzTech: AustCyber becomes part of Stone & Chalk; Woolworths trains staff in digital skills; small enterprises gain in procurement targets; NSW tech startups get funds
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
IDC names Australia’s top digital trends through 2025
IDC predicts 10 digital trends that will be seen across Australian enterprises, including ASX-listed organisation acquiring AI startups.
OzTech: Government grants for broadband and 5G; NSW launches digital photo card trial
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
Skills hub aims to educate Australia’s next generation of IT
The AIIA identifies application development, cloud, big data and analytics, and cybersecurity as the most in-demand skills.
COVID crisis mode across Australian small businesses delays IT projects
But IDC expects to see greater technology investment in at least half of small and medium firms in 2021 for pandemic-fuelled needs.
The services that slowed Australian IT growth in 2020
Spend on IT services flattens in Australia, as outsourcing and custom application development decline. IDC sees higher growth in 2021.
Why Australia shines as a centre for quantum computing
The country is home to one of the highest concentrations of quantum research groups in the world, now joined by the Sydney Quantum Academy.
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