Durrant whyte nicta

In a statement, the board of NICTA said it reluctantly accepted Durrant-Whyte's resignation, admitting that the differences between the two parties are unlikely to be resolved. During May's federal Budget, the Abbott government declared that it was going to cut all funding for NICTA by mid, and suggested that the research agency look towards the private sector for funding to survive.

Zitzner has had an ongoing involvement with NICTA over the last seven years in his current role, and was previously an executive vice-president of Hewlett-Packard. Unsupervised AI arrives for quality inspection. Workers obsolete as robots do the dirty work.

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Please click the button below. Labor promptly issued a press release through industry spokesman Kim Carr's office highlighting the budget cuts. Mr Stevens, a former Secretary of the Industry Department, was reportedly left in little doubt of the government's displeasure. However in a statement released on Friday afternoon, the board said it had "reluctantly" accepted the resignation of Professor Durrant-Whyte. NICTA was told as part of the federal government's budget that it would need to stand on its own feet after June Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull argued NICTA's "rapid growth in commercial revenue through partnerships" meant it could draw funding from a wider range of sources.

They centred on the role of the CEO and the Board in determining alternatives for the future of the organisation beyond June NICTA chairman Neville Stevens said in the statement Durrant-Whyte had made an "enormous contribution" to the organisation in his four years at its helm. Latest News Security vendor stirs controversy using undisclosed flaw for months Aussies less trusting with data in wake of Covid Suspected gov hackers behind 'watering hole' attacks in Hong Kong Sydney Metro establishes new CIO role US companies rush to add robots as demand surges.

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