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Home > Key industries > Information and communication technology > Queensland ICT > ICT Services Guide > Exit/regeneration stage businesses > Business assistance and skills development

Business assistance and skills development

Below is information on a range of business assistance and skills development services and programs available to ICT businesses in the exit/regeneration stage.

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AusIndustry

AusIndustry is the Australian Government's principal business program within the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research. AusIndustry provides a range of incentives for Australian businesses to invest, innovate and be internationally competitive. AusIndustry products cover a range of industry sectors and business needs delivered in the form of innovation grants, tax and duty concessions, small business development, industry support and venture capital. This link does not mean that AusIndustry endorses this site or its content.

Eligibility criteria

AusIndustry is an Australian Government agency. There may be some eligibility requirements to participate in or access various AusIndustry programs.

For more information visit AusIndustry

Austrade

The Australian Trade Commission (Austrade) is the Australian Government agency that helps Australian companies to succeed in international business, attract productive foreign direct investment into Australia and promote Australia's education sector internationally.

Austrade is represented in more than 100 overseas locations in over 55 countries and through a network of offices in Australia. Austrade offers practical advice, market intelligence and ongoing support (including financial) to Australian businesses looking to develop international markets. Austrade also provides advice and guidance on overseas investment and joint venture opportunities, and helps put Australian businesses in contact with potential overseas investors.

Eligibility criteria

Austrade is a statutory agency under the Australian Government's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. There may be eligibility requirements to participate in or access various Austrade programs.

For more information visit Austrade.

Austrade ICT

Austrade ICT is the Australian Government's Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry network.

This site provides information to Australian technology companies looking to internationalise. Information is available on export ready programs, international market opportunities, assistance programs, as well as many other useful topics.

Eligibility criteria

Austrade is a statutory agency under the umbrella of the Australian Government's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. There are no eligibility criteria for accessing Austrade ICT.

For more information visit the Austrade ICT website.

Australian Institute for Commercialisation (AIC)

The Australian Institute for Commercialisation (AIC) works with entrepreneurs, businesses, research organisations and governments to identify opportunities to convert ideas or intellectual property into successful business outcomes.

Eligibility criteria

Nil

For more information about AIC and its assistance programs visit www.ausicom.com

Australian Securities Exchange (ASX)

ASX operates Australia's primary national stock exchange for equities, derivatives and fixed interest securities. It also provides comprehensive market data and information to a range of users.

Eligibility criteria

Nil

Visit the ASX at www.asx.com.au

Australian Taxation Office (ATO)

The Australian Taxation Office is the Government's principal revenue collection agency, whose role it is to manage and shape tax, excise and superannuation systems that fund services for Australians.

Eligibility criteria

Nil

The Business Portal is the internet gateway to the ATO's online services for business.

For more information visit www.ato.gov.au

Business Enterprise Centres

Business Enterprise Centres (BECs) are community-based not-for-profit business assistance organisations that are incorporated and supported by a local board of management. They are designed to facilitate the creation, retention and development of sustainable business enterprises and foster local economic development.

BECs provide a variety of services, from business start-up advice and assistance to mentoring, seminars, business plan assistance and skills training.

Eligibility criteria

Nil

For more information visit www.becaustralia.org.au

DEEDI Online Directories

The Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation has developed a number of online directories to promote Queensland industry sectors including: aviation and defence, biotechnology, marine, fibre composites, food manufacturers, environmental technologies and services and Information and Communication Technology (ICT).

Eligibility criteria

Click here to access the online directories

 

DEEDI Regional Centres

The Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation and its state-wide network of Regional Centres can provide information about:

  • starting up a new business
  • maximising export and investment opportunities
  • operating and growing a business
  • advancing major projects
  • making a business more innovative, productive or resilient.

Should you wish to learn more about these services please visit our website or telephone our Customer Service Centre on 13 25 23.

Eligibility criteria

Available to all Queensland businesses.

Click here for more information.

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT)

Provides information on Australia's foreign and trade policy as well as important travel advisories.

Eligibility criteria

Nil

Go to www.dfat.gov.au

Innovation Toolbox

The Australian Institute for Commercialisation (AIC) has developed an integrated suite of specialised services to assist businesses across a full range of activities including access to research and development, latest business practices, financiers and investors. The Innovation Toolbox brings together innovation support services provided by the Queensland Government and its partner organisations.

Eligibility criteria

For more information, visit the Innovation Toolbox website.

 

Small Business Support Line (SBSL)

Austrade's Small Business Support Line provides an initial single point of contact to access information and referral services that assist small businesses including business start up information, banking, finance, accounting and marketing, advertising, small business counselling and information technology.

Eligibility criteria

Nil

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Last updated 3 November 2011

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