Telecommunications
Alternative labels
Telecommunication systems
Telecommunication policy
Communication technologies
Telecommunication and networks
Report
Infrastructure audit: evaluation of Western Australia’s agriculture infrastructure priorities
This Audit aimed to determine infrastructure priority areas to support the growth of WA’s agriculture food and fibre sectors, enable the creation of new jobs as well as improve income and prospects for WA businesses and communities.
Report
“Home, tweet home”: implications of the connected home, human and habitat on Australian consumers
The consumer IoT issues identified in this research report are derived from three broad consumer-focused use-cases: ‘smart’ homes and appliances (Connected Homes), wearables (activity trackers, smartwatches, implantable devices etc.) and health care (Connected Humans), and smart cities and smart cars (Connected Habitats). From these three IoT use-cases, the report identifies the following broad IoT consumer...
Report
ACMA snapshot: December quarter 2015
This snapshot has been developed to provide stakeholders with an overview of some of the ACMA’s broad and diverse activities, including: broadcasting, radiofrequency spectrum, telecommunications and unsolicited communications complaints, investigations and compliance work allocation and licencing regulatory work cybersecurity activities supporting the nbn the ACMA Customer Service Centre. The ACMA has a complex regulatory remit...
Working paper
The connected citizen: a disruptive concept informing ACMA perspectives
The ACMA’s occasional papers explore prevailing and emerging themes of relevance to regulatory practice in the communications and media environment. The connected citizen—a disruptive concept informing ACMA perspectives builds on the ACMA’s body of work focusing on the citizen as a central consideration in making communications and media work in Australia’s interests. The Connected citizen...
Report
Open government data and why it matters
Access to open government data in Australia is economically important, as confirmed by multiple theoretical and empirical studies, with varying estimates of its net positive benefit. Some of these benefits include new data-driven products and services, increased operational efficiency in both the public and private sectors, and improved engagement from the public. Key industry players...