Great for the State 2020: Disruption

Big data, big potential, big challenges

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How should WA prepare for a productivity revolution driven by data science and machine learning?

Energy boosts smarter society

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Ambitious technology development in oil and gas makes the industry competitive but brings broader benefits to WA.

AI today keeps the doctor away

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Machine learning could enable major advances in healthcare, expanding the power of the medical sector to spot problems early.

Computer science graduates for the digital age

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In a year in which businesses and their employees have been doing a lot of rethinking about how we work, there has been a boom in studying computer science, particularly in the areas of artificial intelligence, data science and cybersecurity.

Driven to disruption

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Each year, the cars we drive are becoming increasingly automated.

COVID-19 and the art of disruption

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One could be forgiven for thinking that the contemporary use of the term ‘disruption' was bordering on overuse and beginning to lose its impact. In recent years, not a week would go by without another emerging technology or innovative business model concept being labelled as disruptive.