As part of our Vision to provide and promote opportunities to increase knowledge and ideas among stakeholders in the innovation sector of North Sydney, we are delighted to provide access to the following industry reports.
Feel free to submit any appropriate reports to our email library@northsydneyinnovation.org and we will upload them accordingly.
Securing the IoT for Consumers
Published: 2020
Geography: AUS
Author: Australian Government
This report summarizes the outcomes of public consultation to inform development of Australia’s Code of Practice: Securing the Internet of Things for Consumers. Includes strong calls for the greater introduction of standards and inclusion of baseline cyber security needs in goods and services.
A National Digital Inclusion Roadmap
Published: 2020
Geography: AUS
Author: ADIA
Australia is digitizing, with the COVID-19 pandemic accelerating the pace of everyday activities moving online. It is becoming increasingly critical that all Australians are digitally included so they can participate in all aspects of society including banking, telehealth, and the workforce.
The State of Drone Technology
Published: 2017
Geography: Global
Author: CB Insights
This report provides an overview of what drone technology is, a discussion of finance and corporate trends regarding drones, as well as highlighting various important applications of and developments in drone technology. Spotlight areas include industrial inspection, agriculture, drone software, tools for autonomy, insurance & airspace deconfliction, edge intelligence & AI chips.
Drones mean business
Published: 2016
Geography: Global
Author: Deloitte University Press
Smart companies are already tapping into the power of unmanned aerial vehicles to monitor cellphone towers, inspect turbine blades, survey fields of crops, and more. With new software expanding drones’ capabilities and potential uses, it’s time to take a closer look at how to embed drones in your operations.
Artificial Intelligence Solving problems, growing the economy and improving our quality of life
Published: 2019
Geography: AUS
Author: CSIRO
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of those technologies, like advances in gene editing or quantum computing, which has the power to change life itself. It has the potential to transform economies, unlock new societal and environmental value and accelerate scientific discovery. With AI estimated to generate $13 trillion in economic activity globally by 2030, the global race to lead in AI is well and truly underway.
Impact Startup Benchmark Report 2021
Published: 2021
Geography: AUS
Author: Giant Leap
Investing in startups that deliver a social or environmental benefit through their product or service whilst also delivering a strong financial return proves that using business as a force for good is just good business. Includes data detailing Australia’s impact start-up ecosystem and provides unique insights into its evolution in recent years.
NSW Innovation Precincts
Published: 2018
Geography: NSW
Author: NSW Innovation and Productivity Council
Innovation is at the heart of competitive advantage for firms and economies. It takes many forms – from improvements in products and processes through to new services, products and ways of doing business. It underlies productivity at the firm level and the creation of jobs throughout the economy. In many cases, it can lead to success in global markets.
Technology, Media and Telecommunications Predictions 2021
Published: 2020
Geography: AUS
Author: Deloitte
A predictions report that takes on diverse topics from women’s sport to cloud adoption, telehealth to virtual reality. Investigates how Australia is tracking across nine topics relevant to the global pandemic and the changes, challenges, and opportunities that can be expected in 2021 and beyond.
Making innovation & technology work for women
Published: 2017
Geography: Global
Author: UN Women
Addresses a number of barriers that contribute towards creating and sustaining the gender gap in innovation in technology including limited market awareness of the needs of women, a gender-blind approach to innovation, under-representation of women as entrepreneurs, and a perceived high risk, low reward profile of investing in innovations for women and girls.
Australian Women in Business
Published: 2015
Geography: AUS
Author: Australian Bureau of Statistics
Australian women are increasingly becoming business operators, perhaps to improve their family’s
social and economic wellbeing, remain attached to the labour force and better manage their work-life
balance. Just over a third of Australia’s business operators are women (34%), and their numbers are
rising.
Space: A Roadmap for Australia
Published: 2018
Geography: AUS
Author: CSIRO
Over the next two decades, Australia’s space industry will leverage the nation’s unique strengths and advantages to increase its role in the international space sector, providing strategic contributions to global value chains that result in economic return and improve the lives of Australians.
