Creative Industries Innovation Centre (CIIC)

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PDFCreative Industries Innovation Centre (CIIC)

17 June 2008The Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research (the Department of Innovation) invites proposals from organisations to host, and to assist in delivering, some elements of the Creative Industries Innovation Centre (CIIC). The CIIC will form part of Enterprise Connect.

The Enterprise Connect network is a key initiative of the Australian Government's productivity agenda. The initiative will establish a national industry innovation network comprising Manufacturing Centres in Sydney,
Melbourne (Dandenong), Adelaide (Mawson Lakes), Perth and North West Tasmania (Burnie). The network will link to QMI Solutions in Queensland, a not-for-profit organisation which supports the Australian manufacturing
industry.

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