July Newsletter
Welcome to ABSIA's July Newsletter and to a new financial year.
Before we get into this month's news, don't forget that early bird prices for our Annual Conference will be ending on 31 July! Use the code
EARLYBIRD10 to receive your 10%
discount when purchasing tickets.
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Membership Renewals are Now Rolling
Please note that ABSIA Memberships are no longer based on financial years. Members will now receive renewal invoices 12 months after
their last invoice.
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Representation in
eDelivery Working Groups
ABSIA recently sought nominations of interest
from Members to join three of the OpenPEPPOL eDelivery Community Working Groups. ABSIA now
has a representative for each of the working groups and ABSIA Members now comprise 23% of the groups.
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Singapore Study Tour
ABSIA and the Trans-Tasman Business Circle have come together to organise a Study Tour to Singapore from 5-8 November 2019.
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ABSIA's Invite to Trans-Tasman Leadership
ABSIA President, Chris Howard, has been invited to the Trans-Tasman Leadership on 12 and 13 September in New Zealand. This is a
very exciting opportunity to be amongst Australian and New Zealand ministers while they discuss Trans-Tasman business. After the ,
Chris will be sharing his insights with Members.
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Security SIG Webinar
On Monday 8 July, we hosted a Developing Secure Software webinar hosted by Ian Gibson with guest Tom
Crampton from Trusted Impact. In
this Webinar Tom shared his insights on current security trends provided further security resources. The webinar recording is now
available for ABSIA Members.
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Message from ASIC
ASIC has recently reviewed the operations of payroll
providers and have made a statement about their findings. Please find a PDF copy of
this statement from ASIC on ABSIA's . ASIC is
happy to receive any feedback you may have in response to this statement. We will collate any feedback given and pass this back to ASIC
if necessary.
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Until next time,
The Team at ABSIA.
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