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The fake news problem (and what to do about it)
Can we trust the headlines anymore? The world is rife with inaccurate, biased and deliberately malicious fake news. While digital solutions attempt to stem the tide of misinformation, businesses need to pay attention to what’s below the fold.
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Future perfect: How Thailand, Melbourne and Singapore are creating the cities of tomorrow
More than just technology, smart cities need intelligent strategy, led by governments, with a focus on outcomes that allow their citizens to thrive. Here are three examples of how embracing innovation and imagination can pave the way to the future.
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Report: Policing in a networked world
Digital technologies provide an opportunity and a threat to police forces the world over. Criminals have already embraced new ways of working, it’s time coppers were enabled to do so too – before they get left behind.
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Why the lucky country must become a digital one
Far from being just another business buzzword, the digital economy is transforming the way business and society interact. It promises much needed fuel for Australia’s future prosperity, but will the country be ready in time?
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Open Banking and the currency of consumer trust
With the announcement of the Customer Data Right, Open Banking in Australia is on its way. But what is it, and how can banks prepare? We look at the challenges and opportunities in opening up.
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Intelligent Digital: Leading the way to the future of work
How does business prepare for a future where technological advances have the power to change the work we do, and the way we do it? PwC’s Ben Neal and Sara Caplan argue it will take the right mix of human and machine, new styles of leadership and innovative people management. Is business up to the challenge?
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Coming face to face with a digital government
Governments are under pressure to ‘do digital’ but often, innovation stops short of realising the true benefit of technological implementation – adding capacity to do more for people that need it.
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Budget 2018: Data power to the people
The Australian Government’s Federal Budget for 2018 includes a $45 million package to establish the Consumer Data Right, an entitlement allowing consumers control over their data. For business, this highlights the opportunity to add value to customers in return for their trust.
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Will the Internet of Things transform your industry?
Connecting devices to the net creates opportunities for consumers and business alike. PwC’s Nick Spooner looks at how three industries are currently transforming customer and employee connections with the Internet of Things.
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