Technology requirements for distributed work centre participants

You must bring your own laptop computer, laptop charger and mobile phone when you use a DWC.

No landline desk phones, or computers are provided at the DWC.

You also need to be tech savvy and manage your own technology requirements (including troubleshooting).

Network, internet connection and printing services

High quality Wi-Fi connectivity and printing services have been installed at each DWC, providing an enhanced working experience for users. Wi-Fi and printing access is based on an agency's level of integration with the Collaborative Workspace ICT Services. Each agency is responsible for DWC user system connectivity.

Users will need to connect to their agency network through the internet using Collaborative Workspace ICT Services Wi-Fi or a data SIM card.

Computer monitors at Sunshine Coast (Maroochydore) and Gold Coast DWC

You can connect your laptop to dual high-definition computer monitors at the Sunshine Coast (Maroochydore) and Gold Coast DWCs. These set-ups include a docking monitor that incorporates USB-C connectivity and a built-in HD webcam.

Computer monitors at Cannon Hill and Logan DWC

The Cannon Hill and Logan DWCs have different computer monitors to other DWCs.

Dual high-definition computer monitors with a separate docking station are installed throughout Cannon Hill and Logan DWCs.

Laptops and tablets can be connected via USB-A and USB-C.

Computer monitors at Ipswich DWC

The Ipswich DWC has similar computer monitors to the Cannon Hill and Logan DWCs.

Dual high-definition computer monitors with a separate docking station are installed throughout the Ipswich DWC.

At most workpoints, laptops and tablets can be connected via USB-C only with a limited number of workpoints providing USB-A and USB-C.