Victoria’s World-Class Spatial Industry Comes Of Age
Victoria’s World-Class Spatial Industry Comes Of Age | ||||||||||||||||
| Media release - 20 June 2007 | ||||||||||||||||
| Leading Victorian spatial information companies are joining forces to take the State’s competitive edge in this technology to the next level, Information & Communication Technology Minister, Tim Holding, said Monday. Mr Holding announced the Bracks Government’s funding of $100,000 to formally set up the new Spatial Victoria cluster under the Government’s $1 million ICT Linkages Program. | ||||||||||||||||
| “The companies comprising this new cluster are already working well together, but this funding from the Bracks Government will help them take the step up to the next level,” Mr Holding said. “Formalising Spatial Victoria as a cluster will support the growth and competitiveness of the local spatial industry. Working co-operatively in a cluster environment will provide both strength in numbers and credibility in national and international dealings for the Victorian companies involved.” Mr Holding said that a range of Victorian spatial information projects were already having an impact in the field, such as: | ||||||||||||||||
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| “The spatial information industry in Victoria is among the world’s best. It already turns over $410 million annually, and comprises more than 220 local businesses,” he said. “The Bracks Government is keen to unlock the incredible potential of the spatial industry. This is another niche area in which Victoria can develop its ICT capabilities and compete on the world stage. “The Bracks Government is also pleased to announce $10,000 sponsorship of the Victorian Spatial Excellence Awards 2007 to be held in Melbourne on 18th September.” Founding Members of the new Spatial Victoria cluster are: | ||||||||||||||||
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