The 2019 iTnews Benchmark Awards in pictures: Redux

Elisa Tweedie and Emma Trueman from KPMG with Darren McNally and Joanne Ross iTnews Events/NextCustom.

Adam Mowlam and Ben Sinnott from Wyndham City Council, finalists for best Local Government project.

Scott Bozic, David Woo and Don Cundy of System Partners.

Bernadette Wicks and Nina Du Thaler from UnitingCare Queensland, finalists in the Healthcare category.

Graeme Hill and Caitlin Botha from Lake Macquarie City Council, finalists in the Local Government category.

The team from Federal Government award-winners Airservices Australia with project partners.

Associate Professor Simon Egerton of La Trobe University, with Chris Rowlands and Cr Matt Emond from the City of Greater Bendigo, who won the award for best Local Government project.

Steve McDonald, Andrew Jackson, Lucie Crotwell and Jermaine Borquaye from the iTnews.

Adam and Amanda Holthouse from emerging technology finalist Port Macquarie-Hastings Council.

 Richard Galassi, Annabel Flynn (back), Nicola Lambie and Rosie Attwell  (front) from multi-category finalist CUA, with project partner Phillipa Beltran of Flamingo AI.

Education finalists from La Trobe University Professor Rajiv Khosa and Assistant Professor Mei-Tai Chu

Federal Government finalists Peter Dimaridis, Sarah Killey and Vaughan Wilson from the Fair Work Ombudsman.

Healthcare finalists Melanoma Institute Australia with project partners.

Healthcare finalists Melanoma Institute Australia. 

The team from KPMG.

The team from State Government finalist, the NSW Department of Finance, Services and Innovation.

Bettina Conti, David Colussi, and David Peffer from the ACT Government, finalists in the State Government category.

State Government finalists from the ACT government with project partners.

Joanne Ross, Darren McNally and Taline Haroyan from iTnews Events/NextCustom

Olivia Reid, Ellie House, Rob Johnston, and Jennifer Hogan from Veeam.

Guy Holland, KPMG.

Simon Sharwood, iTnews.

Julian Bajkowski, Simon Sharwood, Justin Hendry and Matt Johnston from iTnews.