Thought leadership & business perspectives

Cisco continues to forge ahead with innovation surrounding technology and the internet by sharing its extensive knowledge on connectivity, digital identity and cyber security.

Typically associated with sweaty palms and a general feeling of discomfort, it's likely that at some point you've dealt with the pay increase question, either as the employee...or the manager.

The Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale launched its advocacy video at an event with key stakeholders at Quarry Farm on Tuesday, 16 April.

A world-class centre of excellence for health, education and research is beginning to take shape in Perth's growing southern corridor – and a new release at LandCorp's Murdoch Health and Knowledge

In 2018, BCRC-WA conducted a study on the effects a breast cancer diagnosis has on offspring.

Look no further than medical research for a successful model on global partnering.

Disruption to traditional forms of travel means we all need to change our current way of thinking and develop a well-defined roadmap for a safe transition into our driverless future.

Over the coming months The University of Western Australia will launch its new vision, UWA 2030.

It is well-known that Western Australia's economic success is based on mining, but other industries like agribusiness, tourism, and education are stepping up.

Constraint Innovation allows management to plan for and manage constraints in dynamic, uncertain environments despite scarce resources.

What the changing business landscape means for real estate It's a fact that our business environment is changing significantly, and the real estate sector is no exception.

Europe and Australia are closer than ever in terms of bilateral, regional and global cooperation. This partnership continues to grow.

It's the three words that all companies hear, yet most find hard to actively respond to; Corporate Social Responsibility.

More than ever, operators, suppliers, contractors and drilling companies alike are aware of the need for and value of comprehensive sets of standards that provide greater consistency of safe practi

Receiving a diagnosis of breast cancer is devastating, not only for the patient but also for their loved ones.

The education sector is rapidly evolving, especially in an era where everything is accessible at the touch of a button and from the comfort of your home.

Significant energy-bill savings can be made with solar power in almost any business, but the upfront cost of panels and installation can be a barrier, particularly in the not-for-profit sector.

In September Prime Minister Scott Morrison flagged the Australian Government will make it a priority to encourage migrants to move to smaller capital centres - including Perth - and into regional a

Schneider Electric and SA Power Networks combine to combat distributed power network outages.

In 1950, Bell Labs invented Audrey, a machine that could understand the digits zero to nine with a degree of accuracy up to ninety percent.