About the Training
Communications Alliance is undertaking a series of one day training courses to help equip telecommunications service providers with the tools they will need to comply with the revised and strengthened TCP Code – scheduled to come into force in mid-2012.
Regulators and the Minister have made it clear that all Carriage Service Providers will need to comply with the Code.
The Communications Alliance training program will enable service providers to understand their compliance obligations and the steps they need to take to fulfil these – including what they will need to do to interact with the new compliance monitoring body, Communications Compliance. The training will be undertaken by seasoned industry experts and will leave service providers with a suite of compliance tools.
Who should attend: Representatives from carriage service providers, internet service providers and content service providers.
Cost: AUD $650+GST
Special Offer
Any organisation* undertaking TCP Code Compliance Training will be entitled to a full year’s Membership of Communications Alliance at 50% off the normal rates.
Being a member of Communications Alliance will give your organisation access to ongoing compliance advice and assistance as a useful complement to the initial training course, along with all the other benefits of being part of Australia’s primary telecommunications industry organisation. For more information on this offer and the benefits of Communications Alliance membership click here http://www.commsalliance.com.au/about-us/membership .
*Offer applies to new Members only
Register here


THE APPLE STORY - DISTRUPTIVE INNOVATION, INSPIRATION & ENTREPRENUERIAL WIZARDRY
May 11, Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
May 14, Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre
May 16, Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
APPLE, THE WORLD'S MOST VALUABLE COMPANY, HAS TRANSFORMED THE WAY WE LIVE.
The late Steve Jobs' monumental legacy as a creative innovator has been justly acclaimed and admired by corporate chiefs and cultural historians worldwide. On MAY 11 you will have the unique opportunity to meet the engineering visionary who co-authored the Apple story to revolutionise industry and global communications in the 21st century. Hear first-hand from Woz on their fundamental business philosophy and Steve Jobs' legacy. You will learn:
- How to integrate innovation and entrepreneurship into your organisational culture
- Examples of creativity and the value of it and ways to bring it out
- The importance of inspiration and striving for excellence in product and service design
- Where the world is going with technology and the internet
- What is good and bad use of technologies and user interface
- The need for flexibility and versatility
For further information and bookings please visit: www.stevewozniaklive.com
COMMUNICATIONS ALLIANCE MEMBER RATE - INDIVIDUAL $895 inc GST
COMMUNICATIONS ALLIANCE MEMBER RATE - CORPORATE TABLE OF 10 $8500 inc GST
(Communicatins Alliance Members please contact us for Booking Code)
STANDARD RATE – INDIVIDUAL $1095 inc GST CORPORATE TABLE OF 10 $10400 inc GST
About the Briefing:
This briefing will provide an introduction to competition law in the telecommunications sector, consideration of the state of competition in the market and the implications for the competition law framework in the NBN world.
Who should attend:
Communications Alliance Members Only: representatives from the telecommunications industry.
Program:
- Key competition law issues in an NBN world
Speaker: Georgina Foster, Partner, Baker & McKenzie
- Regulatory Tools as we move to an NBN world
Speaker: Ed Willet, Commissioner, ACCC
- Competitive Challenges facing RSPs in the NBN transition
Speaker: John Lindsay, CTO, Internode
- Q&A
Facilitator: John Stanton, CEO, Communications Alliance
Presentations
Ed Willet, Commissioner, ACCC
Georgina Foster, Partner, Baker & McKenzie
John Lindsay, CTO, Internode
The Mobile Premium Services Code was first registered by the ACMA in 2009. The Code sets out detailed obligations on providers for the provision of mobile premium services to consumers. Compliance with the Code is mandatory. Following a review of the 2009 Code, a Communications Alliance Working Committee consisting of industry and consumer representatives, undertook a revision of the Code. The revised 2011 Mobile Premium Services Code, which was registered by the ACMA on 1 March 2012, will come into effect on 1 June 2012.
About the Briefing:
This briefing will outline for industry the key changes to the previous Mobile Premium Services Code that are now captured in the revised 2011 version. The ACMA, responsible for enforcement of the Code, will also outline its approach to investigations in this sector and how it intends to use the compliance reports that will be provided by carriage service providers to inform these investigations.
Who should attend:
Communications Alliance Members Only: Representatives from mobile carriage service providers, Premium SMS aggregators, and mobile content providers.
Program:
- What’s new in the 2011 MPS Code
Speaker: Adrian Lawrence, Partner, Baker & McKenzie
- How the ACMA intends to use compliance reports
- Focus of investigations
- Issues under the previous Code
Speaker: Richard Fraser, Acting Executive Manager for the Security, Safety & e-Education branch, thr ACMA
- Industry information obligations
Speaker: Visu Thangavelu, Project Manager, Communications Alliance
- Q&A
Facilitator: John Stanton, CEO, Communications Alliance
Presentations
Slide Pack - Includes all presentations