Emerging technologies are propping up our daily lives under lockdown. Such tools must be considered as essential infrastructure, revealing opportunities for governance. Under COVID-19, emerging technologies are propping up our daily lives. Connected devices enable both education and remote work. Chatbots provide life-saving information and
Without a vaccine or effective COVID-19 treatment, we could face continued infections and death until at least the end of 2020. To prevent further spread of coronavirus, we must monitor what fraction of the population has been in contact with the virus and is potentially
The increased numbers of employees working remotely presents an opportunity for cybercriminals. Companies must be vigilant and maintain proper controls on their data and finances. Leaders, IT departments and staff must work together to prevent vulnerabilities. As the world stands together to defeat the coronavirus,
Taking advantage of emerging technologies, including Big Data and artificial intelligence, has enabled China to respond rapidly to the impacts of COVID-19 and to fight against its spread; New hospitals were built in record time and millions of students were able to resume their
One of the most alarming trends to watch this week in Australia was how quickly small and large companies axed their employees. A lot of jobs in certain industries were expected to be quickly impacted ie tourism, hospitality, sports, etc — but there was another
Last Friday the NWS government announced it will put $750 million into a ‘Small Business Support Fund’. The fund was created to provide small businesses across the state struggling due to COVID-19 with $10,000 grants for “fast relief”, according to a press release. This is
The recent outbreak of COVID-19 virus has seen a major lockdown of cities across the globe – sending thousands of workplaces online. The virus is causing pressure to the global economy, with stock markets declining, business travel and meetings cancelled, and supply chains heavily affected.
It’s fair to say the legaltech revolution started slowly. LexisNexis began digitising journals and case law in the 1970s (which, looking back now, seems remarkably prescient).WestLaw followed suit in the 1990s. Fax machines came – and quickly went. Paper slowly gave way to email.But as
Two decades ago, the idea of smartphones and connected wearable devices was science fiction. So, what will we see in the next 20 years as the gap between technology and humans shortens even further? Alex James from PHD Media Australia has explored this very topic,
As ultra long-haul flights become the new norm, seats are also getting comfier – in business class, at least. From BA to Qantas and Delta to Turkish – these are the best and newest business class upgrades, and how to book them with air miles
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