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‘Advance’ welcomes the Government’s innovation statement and its ‘commitment to harnessing the Australian diaspora to boost innovation and transform the economy with new jobs and investment opportunities.’

Following the announcement of the Federal Government’s Innovation Statement, Cliff Rosenberg, MD for LinkedIn A asks why Australia is falling behind on the innovation front.

Salesforce says it ‘supports the federal government’s National Innovation and Science Agenda and its aim to help Australia transition from a resources led economy to an innovation led economy.’

PayPal welcomes the Innovation Statement and the Government’s ‘commitment to support Australian businesses and entrepreneurs to take risks, think big and innovate.’

Turnbull’s innovative innovation statement has yet another fan thinking it’s a great idea: ACS, the professional association for Australia’s ICT sector. 

Intel Australia has congratulated the Australian government for putting innovation, science and tech at the heart of economic growth, repositioning ‘Australia for success as a robust knowledge-innovation economy.’

Like virtually every other major Australian tech organisation today, SAP has welcomed the Government’s focus on innovation and the pragmatic measures to boost it in Australia.

Deloitte turned on by PM Turnbull’s Innovation Statement along with just about every major Australian tech organisation today.

The AIIA supports Turnbull’s ‘holistic policy package which creates the conditions needed for Australia to transition to a 21st century economy.’

Yet more applause for Malcolm Turnbull’s Innovation Statement, this time from Australia’s peak Internet body, Internet Australia and its CEO, Laurie Patton.

Adobe welcomes the Innovation Statement, ‘in particular the focus on talent and skills, which is crucial to Australia’s economic prosperity and ability to fully leverage the benefits of digital.’

Australia’s peak advocacy group for startups, StartupAUS, says the new innovation polices are ‘the first big step… to modernise startup rates across the nation.’

Payments processor Braintree has shared its response to ‘the key measures announced that embrace the age of technology disruption.’