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Over the next 20 years, machine learning, the internet of things, artificial intelligence, robotics , big data and quantum computing will fundamentally change the way we work and do business. Driverless cars and smart cities will overhaul traditional industries. The speed at which countries can reskill existing workforces and educate new ones is a crucial factor in whether they will adapt successfully.

Given its sophisticated education system, robust infrastructure and long-term investment outlook, Australia should stand a chance at commercialising technology faster than its Asian counterparts—but will it? Asia had a burning appetite for Australia’s ores, but does it have the same appetite for its ideas

Innovation as Competition: Australia’s Asian Future Summit 2017 #AusInnov will bring together policymakers, leaders in regional and Australian business, academics and pioneering entrepreneurs to debate the role Australia can play in boosting Asia’s capacity for innovation.

FEES & REGISTRATION

- Special rate (expires on July 31st) with code AusInnov: AU$ 1,980/ US$1,530

- Group purchase rate (for two and above) - save 50% per pass: AU$ 1,260/ US$900

- VIP Table: AU$ 5,620/ US$4000

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