e-Learning System Wins Victorian iAward

The application of ICT innovation to connect students, teachers and parents
and enable efficient knowledge transfer has been recognised with a
prestigious State iAward at the Victorian ceremony.

CSG was awarded the e-Learning iAward for its Ultranet – The Ultimate
Learning system during a function attended by the Hon Louise Asher MP,
Member for Brighton, the Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party and the Minister
for Innovation, Services and Small Business and the Minister for Tourism and
Major Events, as well a leading Victorian ICT industry figures and
decision-makers.

The Ultranet is an online, student-centred learning environment that
supports high-quality learning and teaching by connecting students, teachers
and parents and enabling efficient knowledge transfer. This knowledge
management framework, enables teachers, parents and students to create,
communicate and collaborate online.

The award for the winner in the e-Learning category was one of 30 awards
presented at the ceremony, 29 iAwards and the Pearcey Entrepreneur award;
these recognise the State’s most innovative companies and individuals.

The Pearcey State Entrepreneur Award for outstanding individuals who have
‘taken a risk and made a difference’ was awarded to Oliver Roydhouse, a
successful media and technology entrepreneur who for the last 10 years has
been Managing Director of Inlink, a company he co-founded. Inlink is now
Australia’s leading digital out-of-home media company and one of the fastest
growing companies in the Australian media sector.

The iAwards is targeted at ‘Australia’s best’ and honours the outstanding
achievements of those exceptional home-grown innovators who have made
exemplary contributions to the ICT industry over the past 12 months.

Following the presentations, the winners across all categories of the State
iAwards will go on to compete against the winners of other State and
Territories for the National iAwards which will be announced at a gala event
in Melbourne on Thursday, 9 August 2012. In addition, many of the 2012
National iAwards winners will then go on to represent Australia against the
best innovators in the Asia-Pacific ICT industry who come together at the
APICTA Awards to be held in Brunei.

Jointly presented by the Australian Computer Society (ACS), Australian
Information Industry Association (AIIA) and Pearcey Foundation the iAwards
celebrates the industry coming together to celebrate the best within its
ranks.

Media Enquiries: Peter Waterman 0419 260 827 media@iawards.com.au
Program Enquiries: iAwards Team 1300 665 145 admin@iawards.com.au

The Victorian winners of the Company/Group and Individual categories are:

Communication Category 
Merit: Total Tel International Pty Ltd for Advant Payments System
Winner: AARNet and Huawei for Delivery of Australian-first breakthrough in
High-definition Telepresence Interoperability

e-Government Category
Merit: VicRoads for Connect Bids
Winner: Spatial Vision for CheckSite

e-Health Category
Winner: HealthKit for HealthKit - the global health community for patients,
practitioners and people everywhere

e-Inclusions and E-Community Category
Winner: ThoughtWorks and The Oaktree Foundation for Live Below the Line

e-Learning Category
Winner: CSG for Ultranet - The Learning Suite

e-Logistics and Supply Chain Category
Winner: Data Agility Pty Ltd for eHealthFlow.com

Export Achievement Category
Winner: PaperCut Software International Pty Ltd for PaperCut Print and
Copier Management Software

Financial Industry Application Category
Merit: Symstream Technology Group for Symstream iAwards
Winner: Total Tel International Pty Ltd for Advant Payments System

Industrial Application Category
Merit: Axiflux Pty Ltd for Adaptive Magnetic Flux Array
Merit: Geomatic Technologies Pty Ltd for Defect and Maintenance Management
Solution (DMMS) for large infrastructure networks
Winner: Spatial Vision for CheckSite

New Media and Entertainment Category
Winner: Valleyarm Digital Pty Ltd for Valleyarm Digital Music Distribution,
Digital Content Delivery and Reporting Platform (VMA)

Secondary Student Project Category
Merit: Alex Vassilopoulos for Dreams
Winner: Charlie Sommerville for Travel Bugs

Security Application Category
Merit: IQ Group for iqBoard
Winner: Lock Box Pty Ltd for Lock Box

Sustainability and Green IT Category
Merit: CMO COMPLIANCE for CMO COMPLIANCE Sustainability Software
Winner: Melbourne Water for Melbourne Water Green Data Centre

Tertiary Student Project Category
Merit: Team Alloy for Alloy - A Social Meta Search Engine
Winner: Vibushan Lakshminarayanan for TE.S.L.A - The Sign Language Animator

Tools and Infrastructure Category
Winner: Sparx Systems for Enterprise Architect

Tourism and Hospitality Category
Winner: Sissit PTY LTD for Sissit QikBoard Kiosk

Victorian CIO of the Year 
Gavin Gusling, Chief Information Officer, Ventura Group (Grenda Transit)

Victorian ICT Educator of the Year 
Stasys Lukaitis, Senior Lecturer, RMIT School of Business Information
Technology & Logistics

Victorian ICT Professional of the Year 
Mark Toomey, Managing Director, Infonomics Pty Ltd 

Victoria ICT Woman of the Year 
Kaylene O’Brien, Partner, Deloitte 

The Victorian Pearcey Entrepreneur Award was presented to: Oliver Roydhouse,
Managing Director of Inlink