Displaying items by tag: digital adoption

Digital technologies and data are increasingly important for Australia’s economy and policies that promote digital innovation and adoption are needed to drive productivity growth, according to independent research and advistory body to government, The Productivity Commission.

GUEST OPINION:  Even before the pandemic forced accelerated digital adoption in the Australian education system, technology used by educators and students alike had come leaps and bounds. From interactive smart boards and learning via tablets, to administrative systems and web-based apps, the digital transformation of the education sector fundamentally changed how students learn, and they outcomes they can achieve.

COMPANY NEWS: WalkMe, a leading provider of digital adoption platforms, today announced its inclusion in the New Tech: Digital Adoption Platforms, Q2 2022, Forrester's first market scan of the DAP category.

GUEST OPINION by Paul Arthur, Regional Vice President, ANZ at OutSystems:  From cashless payments to online food delivery and getting assistance from AI-assisted chatbots, the pandemic has accelerated digital transformation across countries and industries. This has normalised many tech advancements that were considered revolutionary only months earlier. Almost overnight it became necessary to know how to navigate a digital-first environment to access the most basic of services.

The widespread adoption of digital technologies by agricultural businesses is potentially one of the most important ways to stimulate improved rates of productivity growth in the farming sector, according to Australia’s competition regulator, the ACCC.

Unified communications vendor Avaya is partnering with international banking group Standard Chartered to deliver a multi-year customer experience transformation project aimed at enabling the bank to further align its services with digitally-connected clients.