Welcome to the AIIA online community
It will only take a few minutes to set up your account and then you will be active on the site and be able to engage with the AIIA online.
Why register?
In order to connect with the AIIA online you need to have an account. Due to the sites built-in security features you must be registered before accessing many site features such as registering for an event or accessing groups.
Already an AIIA member?
If your company is a member of the AIIA and this is your first time logging onto this site please select the ‘Forgotten password’ option and follow the instructions for a new password to be emailed to you. Please note that the default login is your email address.
Not sure if your company is an AIIA member?
If you believe your company is an AIIA member you can conduct a Member Search or contact our Membership team
Not an AIIA member?
If you are not a member of the AIIA or the site yet there are a number of ways you can engage with the AIIA and various membership options with a range of benefits.
Simply register to be part of our online community as either a free AIIA Online account to register for our events or join one of our Business Networks for free or become a fee paying member and receive the benefits that AIIA membership brings.
What type of AIIA membership is right for you?
AIIA membership is open to ICT-related organisations in Australia AIIA Corporate Memberships offers three types with sliding scale of fees with related member benefits:
AIIA Affiliate Member
AIIA Associate Member
AIIA also has the option for individuals in the ICT industry to engage with the association via the following accounts for no fee but limited benefits:
AIIA Online ICT Community
AIIA Business Network
Assistance
Having difficulties logging in? Please contact the AIIA team for assistance.
Membership membership@aiia.com.au or call 02 6281 9444
Technical onlineservices@aiia.com.au or call 02 6281 9439
Please note as this is a new online system some technical difficulties with member logins may result in the transfer of data from our old systems. If you are having trouble accessing your account, try resetting your password. If you are still having trouble, contact us so we can rectify the problem as soon as possible.
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