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NetCraft Australia wins Training Award for Small Business

August 27, 2004

IT specialist, NetCraft Australia is the winner of the 2004 Business SA Small Business of the Year Training Award.

NetCraft was presented the award by the Minister for Employment, Training and Further Education, The Honourable Stephanie Key, at today's SA Training Award gala presentation dinner in Adelaide.

The Small Business of the Year Training Award recognises a business operating in South Australia with 19 or less employees that has achieved excellence in the provision of training to its employees.

Tique Bennett, CEO of NetCraft Australia said the company was proud to be recognised as a leading South Australian company in vocational education.

"NetCraft Australia is focused on keeping clients informed about how technology can benefit them. Our continuing success is a result of having a highly focused approach to training and staff development to ensure our employees are ahead of the game with the latest information technology, " said Ms Bennett.

NetCraft Australia provides on-the-job training and staff development with online learning tools, a staff library and access to specialist IT online resources. The company's highly competent team of engineers have all achieved CISCO certification and undertake regular professional development with CISCO to maintain high level IT skills. All engineers are also Linux qualified and the organisation's staff has excelled in vocational studies.

"NetCraft is committed to providing an environment and opportunities to encourage personal and professional achievement. We are excited about our future and creating a centre of excellence in IT here in South Australia," said Ms Bennett.

NetCraft Australia provides specialist IT services in all areas of computer systems and networking. The company designs, manages and supports complex IT systems and also secures them. NetCraft also develops innovative and leading-edge software including Voice Over IP solutions.

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