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The Real AI Block For Aussie SMBs Is Not Models, It’s The Data Tsunami
If you run a small to medium-sized business (SMB) in Australia, you’ve probably felt it: the “data tsunami”, the growing pile of data that keeps arriving faster than your team can manage. Spreadsheets, third-party technology tools, customer emails, operational logs. It adds up quickly, regardless of your business or industry. For SMBs, this is no longer an IT headache. It’s a growth constraint.
Enabling AUKUS with Innovative Data Infrastructure for a Secure Indo-Pacific
NetApp By Mark Fioretto, Area Vice President and Managing Director, NetApp Friday, 11 October, 2024 In an era where technological advancements drive military superiority, innovation has become a critical enabler for defence partnerships like AUKUS.
fostering citizen developers Original
Australia’s productivity growth, which is linked to prosperity and living standards, has slumped to a 60-year low, with the Productivity Commission saying in its latest five-year report that improving labour skills and the adoption and application of technology and data by organisations would be critical to boost productivity.
Why Australian organisations must act now to meet new ESG reporting requirements
New global Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) standards are coming to Australia next year, but many organisations could be under-prepared to meet the new requirements. The first International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) standards were announced in June and will bring a new era of sustainability-related disclosures for capital markets around the globe.
Why Australian organisations 'must act now' to meet new ESG reporting requirements
GUEST OPINION by Mark Fioretto, Area Vice President and Managing Director Australia and New Zealand, UiPath: New global Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) standards are coming to Australia next year, but many organisations could be under-prepared to meet the new requirements. The first International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) standards were announced in June and will bring a new era of sustainability-related disclosures for capital markets around the globe.
Why Australian organisations must act now to meet new ESG reporting requirements Original
New global Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) standards are coming to Australia next year, but many organisations could be under-prepared to meet the new requirements. The first International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) standards were announced in June and will bring a new era of sustainability-related disclosures for capital markets around the globe.
Automation Tech to Form Central Part of Effort in Australia to Operationalise AI in 2024
38 minutes ago techrepublic.com AI could be operationalised by combining generative and specialist AI with automation in 2024, according to UiPath, with AI safety and ESG reporting being two emergent Australian use cases. Automation use cases like intelligent document processing and communications mining could help organisations fast-track artificial intelligence operationalisation in 2024, according to a report from UiPath, as businesses seek to combine AI with automation to improve processes.
There is still time for Australia to realise Vision 2025 Original
Australia still has an opportunity to realise its Vision 2025 digital strategy and become among the top three digital nations in the world within the next two years, but this can’t be achieved without embracing AI-powered automation. The Vision 2025 strategy intends to deliver world-class digital services for the benefit of all Australians.
How automation will bolster cybersecurity in Australia Original
Australian organisations are continually under cyber threat with the increasing sophistication of cybercriminals and more focused attacks targeting government and industry. The best line of defence may now likely be found in automation. Artificial intelligent (AI)-powered automation can limit errors caused by human intervention, reduce human exposure to sensitive data and reduce the cost of a data breach.
The Automation Generation: the AI-enabled workforce Original
Generative AI has unleashed an AI ‘tsunami’, a time of rapid advances, exuberant adoption, and commercialisation of AI-powered applications. But when it comes to jumping into AI adoption, enterprises need to look before they leap. In particular, organisations must assess how disruptive technologies like AI and automation can help them renew and reinvent processes to leapfrog the status quo. This is especially crucial when it comes to how their AI implementation impacts workers.
Five trends to watch in Australian banking and insurance in 2023
Financial volatility is nothing new. That said, Australian banks and insurance companies will weather the economic storm of 2023 just as they did following the 2007-2008 global financial crisis, the early 1990s recession and previous financial turmoil. What are the five trends to watch in 2023? One thing that remains constant is the financial services sector keeps moving forward, particularly as tech advances and consumer behaviours change.
How banks can improve client engagement in a financial crisis
With interest rate rises hitting an 11-year high, a looming recession and instability in global banking, Australia’s banking sector is facing an unprecedented challenge to maintain customer engagement amid the current financial crisis. As a result, banking customers in Australia are feeling the financial pinch more than ever, so they need a robust, proactive banking sector that can help them face the financial headwinds and navigate the 2023 economic downturn.
How advanced manufacturing will boost Australia’s competitiveness
Article by Mark Fioretto, Area VP and Managing Director Australia and NZ, UiPath Australia’s ability to make more world-class products is one step closer to a resurgence with the House Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Resources last month announcing an inquiry into developing a local advanced manufacturing industry, with submissions closing on 30 March.
Three fundamentals needed to rebuild Australia’s manufacturing sector
Article by Mark Fioretto, Area Vice President and Managing Director ANZ at UiPath A new National Reconstruction Fund recently announced by the Federal Government aims to build a future made in Australia, with a specific focus on identifying and investing in manufacturing technologies that will help the nation transition to net zero emissions.
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