In an AI world, higher education faces innovate-or-perish challenge
Technology is challenging education institutions by changing the landscape in which they operate and its effective use will be the foundation of any successful plan.
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TechnologyOne sets out jobs pathway for QUT students
TechnologyOne Graduate Program is enabling QUT students to create clearer pathways to find compelling career opportunities within Queensland business.
Unis respond to rapid changes
As the technology revolution in the higher education sector gathers pace, universities are pivoting their business models, says TechnologyOne, a key enabler in the change process.
Victorian farmer pushing new boundaries after grant
A first-generation berry farmer is looking to extend the berry season in Australia with new methods of farming.
Crisis in community housing needs fresh approach
Thousands of people across Australia are in desperate need of social and affordable housing. We can’t give it to them without building more homes quickly.
Community living provides healthier outcomes for longer
Research shows people living in a retirement village are happier and more physically active, and it translates into better health outcomes with reduced levels of depression and loneliness.
Social connections and vibrancy of village ensure an enjoyable life
The facilities in the larger villages such as the pools and community centres help drive social connection. the challenge for retirement villages is maintaining that connection.
Villages can help resolve national housing crisis
Governments are slowly recognising retirement living can be a solution to both housing and ageing population issues.
SaaS Plus streamlines cemetery finances at government business
The transition to TechnologyOne has centralised technology functions, streamlined processes and improved efficiency across the Metropolitan Memorial Parks, resulting in significant cost savings.
Follow global examples to build success stories
The Australian tech procurement paradox is that despite local providers being less costly and proven, overseas brands were preferred. The government must reform the procurement process.
Procurement guidelines reform is crucial for ICT sector growth
Australia could learn from the US, Canada and the UK and use government procurement processes to support its ICT industries as fundamental pillars of national self-reliance and economic growth.
From Paralympic Gold to local rugby: How Firstmac is helping to transform lives
This article was made in partnership with Firstmac.
The innovation behind one of the world’s most iconic brands
It may be known for its Swiss Army Knives, but Victorinox has continued to expand its offering with a stable of quality products.
How Optus is strengthening its workforce with ex-service people
Moving from a career in Defence to a civilian role is being made easier thanks to a program designed to help ex-service people get jobs.
Live the Solaire life under the sun; Veuve Clicquot brings its legendary Sun Clubs to Australia
Live the Solaire life under the sun; Veuve Clicquot brings its legendary Sun Clubs to Australia
A recipe for resilience: how restaurants are adapting for the future
Online delivery has enabled restaurants to insulate their businesses from fluctuations in consumer demand, staffing and business seasonality. This revenue diversification is fuelling optimism.
Uber expands electric rideshare offer amid sustainability push
From April 2025, Uber Green will be exclusively serviced by EVs. It marks Uber’s second fully electric offering in Australia, following the launch of Comfort Electric earlier this year.
A glittering chapter in Chopard’s history
Chopard’s new Global Ambassador Bella Hadid perfectly embodies the elegance and Joie de Vivre of Chopard’s Haute Joaillerie watches.
Innovative solution for Australia’s housing crisis
Vacancy rates are critically low and house prices continue to soar. We need a novel way of thinking to build the houses we need.
Mining sector can take advantage of a massive recycling opportunity
Last year, 560 million 10¢ containers were discarded into general waste in Western Australia – an opportunity cost of $56 million in container refunds and $35 million in operator revenue.
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