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TECH AND SUSTAINABILITY How the technology sector is driving Australia’s transition to a net-zero economy.
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AIIA 2024-25 Budget Briefing
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$AIIA Tech and Sustainability White Paper
TECH AND SUSTAINABILITY How the technology sector is driving Australia’s transition to a net-zero economy.
DOWNLOAD HERE $CONNECTOR is distributed nationally to the AIIA database
Read the latest edition $Join the community
AIIA membership is open to organisations providing digital goods and services across all industry sectors in Australia.
To Apply for Membership click here $AIIA Membership Application
AIIA provides leadership and influence as advocates for the digital industry interests, concerns and opportunities.
Find Out More $AIIA 2024-25 Budget Briefing
NSW TRADE AND INVESTMENT, LEVEL 47 MLC CENTRE, 19 MARTIN PLACE, SYDNEY, NSW 2000
Innovation can easily be crushed by the weight of large organisations. In order to overcome this, many companies are turning to “open innovation” – looking at mechanisms to find and nurture innovations outside of their traditional organisational boundaries. After all, as Berkeley’s Prof Henry Chesbrough remarked “no company has a monopoly on good ideas”.
Even in highly innovative companies like Google, many of their top products have been born outside of the organisation: YouTube, Nest, Google Maps, Android, Gmail. Others, like Apple and their app store, have used vast innovation ecosystems to create sustainable competitive advantage. In Australia, forward thinking companies are exploring with different models of open innovation – R&D collaborations with universities, running hackathons, partnering with entrepreneurial communities to seek out new opportunities.
The next AIIA Financial Services white paper will delve into the various models being used in Australia and around the world. More importantly, it proposes an “Open innovation pathways” model to assist companies in determining which model best suits their needs, budget, and risk appetite.
Gold sponsors: Konica Minolta, SMS Management & Technology, NSW Government Trade & Investment, wacom
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