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Five use cases for blockchain’s trillion dollar opportunity
In a COVID-accelerated digital world, blockchain could provide the trust and security businesses need to keep assets and customers safe. Here are five examples where blockchain could provide value.
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The future of software testing is automated AI
Testing software and technology systems requires a lot of time, a lot of money and a lot of effort. But new AI-enabled tools could do the same job, faster and with better coverage — freeing up your IT department to focus on greater value.
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Five key insights for the telecommunications industry of tomorrow
The telecommunications, media and technology industries have been a lifeline for consumers and businesses isolated due to COVID-19. Now, they face a unique opportunity to pivot to a promising future.
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Hand in hand: How a digital future is supporting our cultural history
The Koorie Heritage Trust plays an important role in preserving the 60,000-year-old lived history and culture of South Eastern Australia’s Aboriginal communities. With an increasing manual workload, it looks to digital transformation to ensure its future.
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How COVID-19 has unscaled the heights of economies of scale
For decades, business growth was all about economies of scale. But the trend has begun to reverse with the competitive edge now found in personalised products and decentralised distribution. COVID-19 has accelerated this shift.
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101: Predicting the future with digital twin technology
Ready to gaze into the crystal ball? Digital twin technology creates a virtual replica of your assets, systems or business and lets you model the future and inform your strategic changes.
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101: How computer vision can shine light on your business
Computer vision, powered by AI, promises to deliver insights to business operations that surpass human capacity. But businesses must first consider the benefits, risks, and the ability to make the most of the opportunities it offers before investing.
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Repair. Rethink. Reconfigure: Adapting to life after the pandemic
The world was already facing a set of grave challenges prior to COVID-19. Now, with the economic effects of the pandemic being felt, those pressures are increasing. But there is hope in opportunity.
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Designing humanity: Human-centred principles to put people first
To ensure that the future doesn’t become a battle between technology and humanity, people’s needs must be at the heart of tech-related decision-making. PwC Australia’s Natalie Kyriacou OAM explains how human-centred principles will pave the way.
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