James Riley, Author at InnovationAus.com

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The long-term product and organisational benefits of Tech Diversity

Tech bros are not known for their embrace of diversity. The software industry in particular is notorious for a culture of sexism and white monoculturalist. The rot, as it...

Albanese pledges Labor focus on tech industry jobs

23 March 2022 | by James Riley

Federal Labor has adopted the Technology Council of Australia’s target of increasing the number of Australians employed in tech-related jobs by 340,000 to 1.2 million by the end of...

Supply chain data exposure is a critical infrastructure issue

23 March 2022 | by Rachael Bolton

Local companies need to be more aware of their blind spots when it comes to supply chain risk – particularly in relation to the cybersecurity and critical infrastructure protections...

ACCC is suing Meta for crypto scam ads. Here’s why it may be liable

23 March 2022 | by Katharine Kemp

On the last day of his 11 years as chair of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), Rod Sims announced the commission is bringing a “world-first” claim against...

All aboard! Final call for the Budget Insider 2022 express

22 March 2022 | by James Riley

The countdown has begun, the clock is ticking and Treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s 2022 Federal Budget will be delivered on the evening of next Tuesday March 29. As ever in...

Tech skills shortage requires real leadership and real action

22 March 2022 | by Simon Bush

So much has been written about the current tech skills shortage in Australia and the growth in the number of tech jobs across the economy, and the data is...

Building ESG certainty into supply chains in a complex world

22 March 2022 | by Rachael Bolton

Sponsored: No job is more steeped in risk than one charged with spending tax dollars. The responsibility to allocate public money in line with policy is one thing, but...

American tech policy executive tapped to run the ACS

21 March 2022 | by James Riley

After a global search lasting a year and a half, the technology sector’s professional association – the Australian Computer Society – has appointed a new chief executive officer, an...

Chief Scientist renews call for innovation metrics overhaul

18 March 2022 | by James Riley

The data and systems used to measure innovation and commercialisation in Australia is no longer working for us, according to chief scientist Cathy Foley, who says our innovation metrics...

Space junk is dangerous, but it’s also a lunar recycling opportunity

17 March 2022 | by James Riley

With the launch of the first Artemis lunar mission fast approaching, Swinburne University has started looking at what technology is best suited to recycling the ‘junk’ already in space,...

Author: James Riley

The long-term product and organisational benefits of Tech Diversity

Albanese pledges Labor focus on tech industry jobs

Supply chain data exposure is a critical infrastructure issue

ACCC is suing Meta for crypto scam ads. Here’s why it may be liable

All aboard! Final call for the Budget Insider 2022 express

Tech skills shortage requires real leadership and real action

Building ESG certainty into supply chains in a complex world

American tech policy executive tapped to run the ACS

Chief Scientist renews call for innovation metrics overhaul

Space junk is dangerous, but it’s also a lunar recycling opportunity

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