DMTC is delighted to announce the extension of its partnership with Indigenous-owned cyber security firm Willyama Services.
Willyama’s expert team will continue to support DMTC in its delivery of the Smart Enough Factory solution for small businesses in defence sector supply chains. (more…)
Posted by Harry Baxter on October 28th, 2021 Tagged: collaboration, DMTC, indigenous, industry, innovation
DMTC has launched its first Reconciliation Action Plan.
Our plan has been endorsed by Reconciliation Australia and aligns with that organisation’s theme for 2021, which is “More than a word – Reconciliation takes action”. (more…)
Posted by Harry Baxter on May 9th, 2021 Tagged: collaboration, DMTC, indigenous
A cyber security contract with Willyama Services is the first major DMTC undertaking with the Indigenous sector since a Memorandum of Understanding between DMTC and the Indigenous Defence & Infrastructure Consortium (IDIC) was signed at DMTC’s Annual Conference in March.
“At our Conference, I made the point that collaboration isn’t just about signing MoUs or keeping lists of organisations you’ve spoken to,” DMTC Chief Executive Mark Hodge said. (more…)
Posted by Harry Baxter on July 7th, 2020 Tagged: collaboration, indigenous, industry, Shipbuilding
DMTC Limited has engaged Australian indigenous-owned small business Willyama to undertake a comprehensive cyber security audit of systems to be deployed through DMTC’s Industry Capability Development Program.
Willyama’s team of security analysts will review DMTC’s Smart Enough Factory solution which seeks to realise benefits of Industry 4.0 adoption for Australian small businesses, and to equip those companies to contribute to defence sector supply chains. (more…)
Posted by Harry Baxter on July 7th, 2020 Tagged: collaboration, defence technology, DMTC, indigenous, technology