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Wireless networking specialist MIMP computing solutions will this week reveal the secret of where its name came from in a sponsorship of the wombat enclosure at Adelaide Zoo, to be unveiled on Friday.

MIMP, which is responsible for ground-breaking wireless networking projects Australia-wide, is a long-time supporter of the Adelaide Zoo, providing both wireless and fibre-optic communications throughout its grounds.

Adelaide Zoo has recognised MIMP’s commitment by offering the Richmond-based company an opportunity to sponsor one of the animal enclosures.

MIMP General Manager Allan Aitchison said the company was delighted to accept this opportunity. “We decided to sponsor the wombat enclosure because my nickname is Wombat,” he said.

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The Australian Institute of Project Management - Women in Project Management are hosting an interactive evening of panel discussions, networking and entertainment to celebrate International Women's Day.

This event is sponsored by SA Water and coincides with celebrations around the globe, setting the scene for an exciting year for WIPM in South Australia.

The event will run at 5.30-7.00pm on Friday, March 11, at Adelaide’s Hotel Grand Chancellor on Hindley. (Men and women are invited).

Attendance costs $10 for AIPM members and $20 for non-members.  More details at http://www.aipm.com.au/events/calendar/calendar.asp?action=viewevent&eventid=946

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The Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM) hosts the annual Project Management Achievement Awards, recognising and celebrating the best of the best.

For the State Winners they will go on to the National PMAA where it’s an opportunity to showpiece your team’s work and project on the global stage at the AIPM-hosted International Project Management Association World Congress in Brisbane, October this year.

Three winners may also proceed to the Asia-Pacific Federation Regional Project Management Awards.

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EBS director Paul Woods Centacare Ballarat has halved the time required to compile month-end reports since national ERP specialist Evolution Business Systems deployed the Microsoft Dynamics NAV accounting solution.

The Victorian-based Catholic social service organisation, which has more than 220 employees, 13 offices and a $16-million-dollar annual budget, recognised in early 2010 that its existing accounting software was no longer meeting its need to manage as many as 60 different cost centres.

Funded by both Federal and State governments, Centacare Ballarat services include homeless support, advocacy for aged housing, mental health and drug rehabilitation programs, marriage counselling programs and employment services. Each program has rigorous reporting requirements.

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