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Australia has world-class research capabilities. Why aren’t we sharing them?
Nick Spooner unpacks the Productivity Commission’s recent research paper into digital disruption, including a suggestion that opening up research infrastructure could drive productivity growth. Would a sharing economy for science and innovation help transform the Australian economy?
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What we could really learn from online surveys
The 2016 Australian census may have been touted as one of the nation’s largest online events, but the capabilities of any digitised survey mean the answers don’t always come from the questions. We could uncover a lot from how they’re answered.
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Introducing PwC’s Open Innovation Platform
Procurement processes are limiting the growth of Australia’s startups and small businesses. Can they be empowered to win projects and turbocharge Australia’s innovation? Duncan Stone explains why PwC has launched the Open Innovation Platform.
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The promise of digital democracy
From encouraging voter turnout to improving the campaign process, digital technology is playing an ever-larger role in democracy. Nick Spooner discusses this trend and whether fully electronic voting is on the horizon.
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Infographic: The game-changer of digital political advertising
As consumers continue to flock to the digital realm for content and entertainment, the importance of digital political advertising has skyrocketed. Are candidates taking advantage of this new electronic frontier?
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Meet microtargeting, chief adviser to the campaign trail
Presidential hopefuls are getting to know their electorate with some serious help from data analytics and digital marketing. Philip Otley looks at how microtargeting can supercharge politics and business alike.
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Federal Budget 2016: Stoking the Innovation Agenda
Innovation is high on the government agenda, but is funding set to follow? John Riccio and Kate Eriksson look at some of the ways the 2016 Federal Budget will support the digital economy.
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Government strategy on cyber security: Businesses must unite
The federal government’s new Cyber Security Strategy is here. Is it a step in the right direction, and what does it mean for Australian businesses?
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“You could call us the user experience office”: Key learnings from government transformation
Paul Shetler, the CEO behind Australia’s Digital Transformation Office, explains how the small agency with a big remit is deconstructing government services.
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