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    Implications of the Internet of Things for the health sector

    Michael Gill     |      February 22, 2016

    It’s predicted that by 2020, 50 billion devices will be connected to the Internet. Michael Gill explains what this means for our health system and health care delivery.

  • Sneza Pelusi
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    It’s better to disrupt than be disrupted

    Sneza Pelusi     |      February 12, 2016

    Sneza Pelusi from Deloitte Private explains why it’s a good idea to disrupt your own industry from the inside out.

  • David Hua
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    Harnessing the opportunities of digital disruption: the ABC story

    David Hua     |      February 8, 2016

    Ahead of Digital Disruption X 2016, David Hua, Head of Digital Operations at ABC International, shares five key strategies his organisation is using to rethink value creation and a narrative that supports and leverages the opportunities of disruption.

  • Dr Jason Held
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    Disruption in space – an update

    Dr Jason Held     |      February 8, 2016

    The space industry is growing rapidly, with startups and established companies taking advantage of the disrupted sector. Jason Held from Saber Astronautics wants to know if Australia is ready for the democratization of space.

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    Design, technology and social change

    editor     |      February 4, 2016

    The Link Festival invites engineers, architects and designers to drive social change and impact through innovation. It happens on 7 and 8 March in Melbourne and for the first time as a one-day event on 11 March in Sydney.

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    Rethink science

    editor     |      February 4, 2016

    The World Science Festival Brisbane from 9 to 13 March 2016 is presented by the Queensland Museum and celebrates the intersection of science and art with talks, live broadcasts, movies, musical performances and comedy.

  • Janine Cahill
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    On being a futurist

    Janine Cahill     |      February 3, 2016

    What is a futurist and why do we need them? Janine Cahill, one of the world’s top female futurists, shares three trends she believes will profoundly shape the way we will work.

  • Pradeep Khanna
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    We have to be nimble and innovative and ready for ongoing disruption

    Pradeep Khanna     |      January 31, 2016

    Today we launch our Disruption economy forum. Pradeep Khanna, CEO of Global Mindset, introduces the topic with an overview of what’s happening globally.

  • Veena Sahajwalla
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    The important link between innovation and community values and beliefs

    Veena Sahajwalla     |      January 28, 2016

    Wouldn’t it be great living in a sustainable world that does not depend on exploiting raw minerals and piling up mountains of landfill? Veena Sahajwalla, Director of the Centre for Sustainable Materials Research & Technology (SMaRT), explains how it can be done.

  • Michael Jacobson
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    To flip or not to flip: An innovation in education or an educational fad?

    Michael Jacobson     |      January 28, 2016

    A flipped classroom means inverting the traditional teaching procedure – for example teacher’s lectures outside the classroom or homework done in class. But do students actually learn better that way? Michael Jacobson has some answers.

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    Take control of your data

    editor     |      January 10, 2016

    The Big Data & Analytics Innovation Summit happens in Melbourne on 10-11 February 2016. With a vast amount of data available, modern businesses are faced with the challenge of storage, analysis, privacy, visualisation, security and disruptive tools and technologies.

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    Insights from innovative minds

    editor     |      January 10, 2016

    Above all human is a conference for startup founders, makers, designers and innovators in Melbourne on Friday, 29 January 2016.

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