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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.

  • Svetlana Stankovic
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    Looking back on 2015

    Svetlana Stankovic     |      December 23, 2015

    Thank you for your interest and support throughout the year. As 2015 comes to an end, I'd like to share some highlights and the most popular blogs of the year with you.

  • Greg Miller
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    Kids will power Australia’s “Idea Boom”

    Greg Miller     |      December 11, 2015

    The Government's recent innovation statement has acknowledged the need for tighter incorporation of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) into early learning. Greg Miller says we need to engage kids with technology early, often and meaningfully to give them the confidence and competence they need for our digital future.

  • Jessica Purbrick-Herbst
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    From a disruptive catchcry to mainstream business

    Jessica Purbrick-Herbst     |      December 11, 2015

    The ecosystem of start-ups and creativity leading to innovation and economic growth relies on a few key ingredients. Jessica Purbrick-Herbst from CRC for Spatial Information says we need a culture that accepts that innovation and disruption are mainstream business and not just buzzwords.

  • Leah Sparkes
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    A cabin in the woods: Creating insights can help clarify purpose and passion

    Leah Sparkes     |      December 9, 2015

    In his recently announced innovation statement, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull called for an ‘ideas boom’. But what can we do for these elusive “a-ha!” moments to occur? Leah Sparkes explains why it’s important to make time to think and reflect.

  • Graham Thorburn
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    The three phases of innovation: information, imagination and implementation

    Graham Thorburn     |      December 9, 2015

    Is the agenda released by Malcolm Turnbull and Christopher Pyne this Monday enough to boost innovation in Australia? Graham Thorburn says to become truly innovative we first need to examine who we are with self-knowledge and honesty.

  • Tess Julian
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    The value of services innovation

    Tess Julian     |      December 7, 2015

    Tess Julian says services innovation is critical to creating the responsive, innovative nation that we want to be. Here she explains what that means.

  • Peter Carter
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    Cyber Rap: Innovation Celebration Across the Nation

    Peter Carter     |      December 4, 2015

    Since Malcolm Turnbull has become Prime Minister, innovation has become the buzzword in Australia. Peter Carter from Data61 joins the hype in style.

  • Graham Thorburn
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    How Australia stifles innovation by its desire for consensus

    Graham Thorburn     |      December 2, 2015

    With a culture that values consensus above all else Australia is a cosy place to live, but it can be toxic for creativity, a close cousin of innovation. Join Graham Thorburn on the search for clues to what is needed to make Australia a truly innovative society.

  • Michelle Dixon
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    Consumer driven companies should look to the human need for connection

    Michelle Dixon     |      November 30, 2015

    When technology connects people in a way that enables real interpersonal relationships, it has vast potential to increase happiness. Michelle Dixon takes us on a journey from connection over collaboration to community.

  • David Coleman
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    Has innovation finally turned a corner in Australia?

    David Coleman     |      November 30, 2015

    The economic zeitgeist in favour of innovation is being supported at the highest levels of government. David Coleman is optimistic that Australia is creating the right conditions for innovation to flourish.

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