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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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Virtual volunteering in a time of crisis… and innovation
COVID-19 has created significant challenges for NFPs in a time when their services are more important than ever. Not only could the emergence of virtual volunteering provide a solution, it could transform the whole sector.
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101: The who, what, where, when and why of COVID-19 contact tracing apps
Around the world, governments and technology companies are exploring the use of COVID-19 contact tracing apps. But what are they and how do they work? Digital Pulse has the 101.
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The seven critical layers underpinning smart city success
Smart cities can crumble before they even get off the ground if the public and business turn against a vision of the future driven by data. To build with confidence, a foundation of strong data governance and management must first be laid.
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Unlocking next level: Predicting the trends of 2020
As the new decade begins, technologies that were once emerging are now mainstream and transformation strategies are getting tired. Here’s a look at the trends PwC leaders believe are the ‘ones to watch’ in 2020.
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A roadmap for strategically upskilling staff
Upskilling is fast becoming a reality when it comes to businesses, government and society at large. In any organisation, a strategic roadmap will be required to get results.
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The three trends defining the governments of the future
The holy grail for the public service is found in Government 5.0, which takes a whole-of-life approach to designing services that truly fulfil citizens’ needs. Here are three trends the QUT Chair in Digital Economy says are helping define the governments of the future.
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Meeting the tech ethics challenge
Companies are under increasing pressure to balance technology’s benefits with the risk of it being used maliciously or causing unintentional harm. Here are four ways organisations can navigate delivering responsible tech.
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Life after death in the digital dimension
Death is a reality for everyone. As we become enmeshed in online accounts and built into AI avatars, we must start to face the digital mortality and immortality of our loved ones and ourselves.
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