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Kate Raynes-Goldie

Kate Raynes-Goldie is the founder of Playup Perth, a showcase and testing ground for creative innovation, and Future Human Academy, which prepares people for the future of work. She is a former director of Games and Interactive at FTI and an adjunct senior research fellow at Curtin University. Dr Raynes-Goldie is an occasional columnist for Business News covering innovation, disruptive technology, VR/AR/MR and the games industry for Western Australia's business community.

Time to talk about bots

Kate Raynes-Goldie Kate Raynes-Goldie
18 Oct 2017

OPINION: There has been a quiet revolution going on in the way businesses operate, thanks to something you may not have even heard of yet – chatbots.

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Stirfire’s virtual reality offering delivering real-world potential

Kate Raynes-Goldie Kate Raynes-Goldie
10 Aug 2017

Stirfire Studios is set to join the ranks of publicly traded games companies such as Japan’s Sony and Nintendo, and Electronic Arts and Activision Blizzard in the US.

Putting the ‘co’ in community

Kate Raynes-Goldie Kate Raynes-Goldie
08 Jun 2017

OPINION: More fluid, transportable working arrangements are finding their echo in the domiciles of a growing number of independent professionals.

Opportunity to leverage local games talent

Kate Raynes-Goldie Kate Raynes-Goldie
10 May 2017

The contribution made by women to WA’s games industry was on show at a high-profile event in Sydney last week. 

Podcasting is the new blogging

Kate Raynes-Goldie Kate Raynes-Goldie
08 Mar 2017

Despite having been around since the noughties, podcasts are one of those things that you’re either really into, or know next to nothing about.

Future of work not without challenges

Kate Raynes-Goldie Kate Raynes-Goldie
27 Jan 2017

Technology meets cultural and social shifts in places like Hubud, where digital nomads gather in a new world of work.

Is VR coming to Christmas at your place?

Kate Raynes-Goldie Kate Raynes-Goldie
01 Dec 2016

VR consumers will have their hands full this Christmas, with a raft of new products on the store shelves.

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Gamers show business value

Kate Raynes-Goldie Kate Raynes-Goldie
05 Oct 2016

The Perth Games Festival features cutting edge virtual and augmented reality offerings for a growing and enthusiastic sector.

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Podcasting is the new blogging

Kate Raynes-Goldie Kate Raynes-Goldie
08 Mar 2017

Despite having been around since the noughties, podcasts are one of those things that you’re either really into, or know next to nothing about.

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Counter culture of negativity

Kate Raynes-Goldie Kate Raynes-Goldie
18 Dec 2017

The cultural cringe needs to be overcome so WA’s tech sector can take on the world’s best.

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BubDesk a win-win-win for flexibility

Kate Raynes-Goldie Kate Raynes-Goldie
24 Jan 2018

Meg Burrage’s WA-based co-working space offers the kind of flexibility parents with young children need.

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Stirfire’s virtual reality offering delivering real-world potential

Kate Raynes-Goldie Kate Raynes-Goldie
10 Aug 2017

Stirfire Studios is set to join the ranks of publicly traded games companies such as Japan’s Sony and Nintendo, and Electronic Arts and Activision Blizzard in the US.

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Gamers show business value

Kate Raynes-Goldie Kate Raynes-Goldie
05 Oct 2016

The Perth Games Festival features cutting edge virtual and augmented reality offerings for a growing and enthusiastic sector.

Is VR coming to Christmas at your place?

Kate Raynes-Goldie Kate Raynes-Goldie
01 Dec 2016

VR consumers will have their hands full this Christmas, with a raft of new products on the store shelves.

Future of work not without challenges

Kate Raynes-Goldie Kate Raynes-Goldie
27 Jan 2017

Technology meets cultural and social shifts in places like Hubud, where digital nomads gather in a new world of work.

Podcasting is the new blogging

Kate Raynes-Goldie Kate Raynes-Goldie
08 Mar 2017

Despite having been around since the noughties, podcasts are one of those things that you’re either really into, or know next to nothing about.