Tag: The Industry Papers

The sagacious school: Education for the age of agility

Posted on   |  by Dr Jamie Dorrington
I attended school and university under the old social contract; do your best at school, complete your homework, study for exams, get a good final score, go to university,...

Our leaders must be fluent in the language of technology

Posted on   |  by Dr Kai Riemer, Dr Sandra Peter and Dr Pat Norman
Change must start at the top, with upskilling of Australian executives and leaders. As consumers, Australians are world-leading in adopting new technologies. But our businesses, and their corporate boards,...

The high price of self-regulated bureaucratic power

Posted on   |  by Dr Priya Dev
Our self-regulated bureaucracy is held to far lower standards than the private sector and society it governs. In Aldous Huxley’s dystopian classic Brave New World, Resident World Controller Mustapha...

Australia can be a world leader in nanomanufacturing

Posted on   |  by Frank Yao
Advancements in 3D laser nanoprinting technology present unprecedented opportunities for developing a robust nanomanufacturing ecosystem. In Australia, leveraging this cutting-edge technology can transform various sectors, including healthcare, photonics, electronics, energy,...

What does building a quantum ecosystem look like?

Posted on   |  by Dr Cathy Foley
Ecosystems – networks of interconnected public and private organisations, researchers, investors, policymakers, and other stakeholders – are critical to the growth of new technologies and the creation of new...

Bringing the PGPA in line with the Corporation Act

Posted on   |  by James Riley
Of all the policy presentations at The Industry Papers forum last week, the one that touched a raw nerve was about the Australian Public Service, with a call to...