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IP Australia’s CDO on mission to ‘reimagine digital experience’
IP Australia chief digital officer (CDO), Damian Giuffre, isn’t worried his job title could become obsolete by 2022.
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UNSW’s ‘Future Minds Lab’ investigates science behind innovation
UNSW Sydney has hatched what it says is a groundbreaking ‘Future Minds Lab’ that will study the fundamental brain science and psychology behind innovation.
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Uni of Melbourne gets cozy with ‘bots’ to help staff, students
University of Melbourne is using the power of robotic process automation (RPA) in a bid to automate manual tasks and help ease the burden on staff stuck doing repetitive jobs.
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AI used to predict phone unlocking, saving battery and bandwidth
Researchers at the University of Melbourne have used machine learning to accurately predict when an individual will next unlock their phone.
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Cisco unwraps $61m digital acceleration program
Cisco is investing $61 million over the next three years to help drive secure digital transformation that will focus on skills development and innovation across multiple industries.
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Sony and Tour de Cure back virtual reality cancer research projects
Three Australian research teams have been awarded $520,000 to develop virtual reality content and tools to support young people with cancer.
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Uni of Newcastle set to transform CX through digital services
University of Newcastle CIO Anthony Molinia continues to shift the focus of the IT department, driving technology-led innovation across the university and pushing a strategy of 'client-centricity' by using digital services.
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IBM tops US patent list for 26th year running
IBM was granted the most patents in the US in 2018, the company’s twenty-sixth consecutive year at the top of the ranking.
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Domain rolls out VR training: ‘role plays won’t ever cut it again’
Domain Group has given all of its staff immersive, virtual reality experiences of being excluded and bullied in a bid to boost employees’ sense of belonging at the company.
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Knosys CTO reveals tech trends of 2019
Knosys CTO, Nic Passmore, the self-proclaimed ‘antichrist of AI’, advises Australian businesses in 2019 to consider the cost-benefits of “shiny, new technologies” like AI and instead bolster existing systems first in order to drive technology transformation forward.
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