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Trust: what it means when selecting your business operating platform

For a digital business, trust starts with technology. When people entrust their data to a system, they need to be confident it's going to be seamless and secure ... Read More

Culture – one of the secrets to high growth

To build a strong, high performing culture, you first need to identify and describe the kinds of values and behaviours you want ... Read More

Redefining HR through graph data technology

NASA used graph data technology to build a skills analysis system to better map talent across the organisation and optimise its staffing ... Read More

Why graph data platform is the answer to combatting fraud and financial crime

Synthetic ID fraud and sophisticated layering techniques for money-laundering make it immensely challenging for investigators to follow the money trail. Graph data technology can unlock the answers ... Read More

Australia and Japan’s alliance key to space race success

As more countries look to the skies to drive their technological and economic future, strategic partnerships are proving essential ... Read More

Lockdown and the future of commercial leasing

The growth in remote and distributed workforces began long before COVID. But lockdowns have accelerated the trend. What's the outlook for office space? ... Read More

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The rise of ResTech in a locked-down world

The changes wrought by COVID-19 are transforming not just the research sector, but also how marketers and businesses access the data they need for decision making ... Read More

The future of work: demystifying hybrid working

Hybrid work refers to the post-pandemic future of most organisations where the workforce is no longer based in the office every day. It presents new challenges for business leaders ... Read More

AgTech: The New Frontier

AgTech is predicted to become a $100 billion industry in Australia by 2030. Its application in agriculture can help increase yields of food and fibre, drive down costs and optimise ... Read More

Humanity needs AI, but AI also needs humanity

AI means a lot of different things to many people. It’s a space of continuous innovation, but it’s also still in its infancy ... Read More

Fresh food labelling: The new frontier for grocers

Bringing detailed nutritional labelling to raw foods is the next step for the food sector. Retailers who lead the way will enjoy a massive competitive advantage as consumers demand more ... Read More

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Open Source is critical for cloud transformations

As more organisations move to the cloud, many will face a choice: to use open source platforms or stick with proprietary solutions from vendors. Which is best? ... Read More

Why graph data platforms are crucial to telco success

Telecommunications is all about connections but tech teams are seeing a steep rise in service complexity. Graph data platforms can deliver a significant competitive advantage ... Read More

Using tech to support hybrid work

With many countries going back into a series of snap lockdowns, it's a sharp reminder that we’re never going back to the way things were. Remote working is here to ... Read More

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Values, culture, roles and responsibilities: when to let people go and why

Is it better to spend time working through a performance improvement plan in the hope that someone will change? Or should you spend that time searching for a new person ... Read More

Google’s cookie delay represents a second chance for digital advertising

The digital marketing community breathed a collective sigh of relief last week when Google announced that its plans to remove third-party cookies would be delayed from next year until late ... Read More

Enabling connected experiences to evolve the relationship between government and citizens

The relationship between government and citizenry is changing, and this is a good thing for both sides ... Read More

Why investors should back female-led startups

When deciding what startups to back, investors would be smart to consider female-led companies. Research shows that startups with female founders consistently outperform those led solely by men, generating higher ... Read More

How to hire for the perfect business “marriage”

You can pick good people and bring them into your organisation, but if you don’t orient them right, clarify their job, role and responsibilities, you won’t have a good "marriage" ... Read More

The turning tide against surveillance capitalism

With the delicate balance between customer data and privacy in the spotlight, every organisation needs to be aware of new standards and business models ... Read More

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