Digital Nation Australia

C-suite leaders and company boards are navigating an extraordinary landscape filled with disruption, transformation, and rapid change. The rise of digital technologies, advancements in data science, a global push for sustainability, and significant shifts in work practices, talent acquisition, purchasing habits, and daily living have all contributed to a complex and challenging environment for leaders in both the commercial and government sectors. Digital Nation Australia provides a platform for meaningful discussions and debates about the effects of these changes and the responsibilities of businesses and government in our society. Initially, Digital Nation Australia was a conference hosted by iTnews, but it officially became an independent publication in October 2021.

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Case Study: Toorak College strengthens students' cybersecurity foundations

Sep 24, 2024 | digitalnationaus.com.au | Kate Weber

With cybersecurity, fundamental to private and public services, Toorak College is already conducting a series of cybersecurity sessions with all a hundred of its female students in year 10. The pilot series saw cybersecurity learning sessions conducted with all 100 of the college's female students as part of efforts to boost foundation skills in this area.
Thomson Reuters tackles marketing email fatigue with AI

Sep 23, 2024 | digitalnationaus.com.au | Kate Weber

Information conglomerate, Thomson Reuters has implemented AI to help combat emailing and marketing message fatigue. The multinational conglomerate implemented AI tools from Oracle Eloqua to assist with operational and campaign processes to create improved marketing decisions, campaign engagement and ROI.
Defence to migrate 100,000 ADF personnel to new HR tool

Sep 22, 2024 | digitalnationaus.com.au | Eleanor Dickinson

Defence is readying to migrate 100,000 personnel to a new performance management system based on SAP SuccessFactors as part of a mammoth ERP project. The department had been attempting to deploy the SuccessFactors performance and goals module since 2022. It has now migrated 3500 human resources staff and 30,000 Australian Public Service (APS) employees onto the system. It is on track to migrate 100,000 Australian Defence Force personnel in October.
Thomson Reuters tackle marketing email fatigue with AI

Sep 22, 2024 | digitalnationaus.com.au | Kate Weber

Information conglomerate, Thomson Reuters has implemented AI to help combat emailing and marketing message fatigue. The multinational conglomerate implemented AI tools from Oracle Eloqua to assist with operational and campaign processes to create improved marketing decisions, campaign engagement and ROI.
Case Study: TerryWhite transforms convenience into care

Sep 17, 2024 | digitalnationaus.com.au | Kate Weber

TerryWhite Chemmart has launched a secure self-service, 24/7 collection point for prescriptions and other pharmacy products as part of its efforts to build out its customer service offerings. Tony Yan, Pharmacist at TerryWhite Chemmart told Digital Nation about the journey of turning convenience into care and the first pharmacy to introduce this new innovation, located at Upper Kedron in Brisbane.
Seven network staff reclaim time as operations go digital

Sep 10, 2024 | digitalnationaus.com.au | Kate Weber

Seven Network has saved its IT staff two hours following the digitisation of its data and workflow process across the organisation. The network, which sees around 17 million consumers tune into the channel, upgraded its data protection across multiple cloud platforms via Veeam platforms.
Case Study: Aspect’s improved internal communications accelerates resolutions

Sep 10, 2024 | digitalnationaus.com.au | Kate Weber

Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) has improved its internal IT support communications following the introduction of a new suite of products. The changes made by the autism-specific service provider have led to better communication between Aspect’s internal staff and IT support, according to Tao Song senior systems engineer at Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect).
Net gains: Sydney FC exec pivots to NSW Swifts

Sep 9, 2024 | digitalnationaus.com.au | Kate Weber

Sydney's FC’s Jeremy Butler has pivoted over to the netball club NSW Swifts as its new executive general manager. Butler will take over from Kath Tetley, who announced in August plans to depart NSW Swifts to take on the head coach role with the Scottish Thistles as they bid to qualify for the 2027 Netball World Cup in Sydney.
Seven West Media upskills non-tech staff with new ‘AI Factory’

Sep 4, 2024 | digitalnationaus.com.au | Kate Weber

Seven West Media has opened its own ‘AI Factory’ in an effort to upskill its non-tech staff while also enabling its IT departments to develop AI-based pilots. The factory will boost the skillsets of Seven’s non-technical staff and be used by its data science, solution architects, machine learning engineers and data engineers, to accelerate the development of AI-based pilots.
Opinion: Why GenAI isn’t a silver bullet

Sep 3, 2024 | digitalnationaus.com.au | Leinar Ramos

The rapid evolution of generative AI continues unabated, as does the corresponding hype, making this tumultuous landscape difficult to navigate. As a result, many organisations are struggling to understand when and when not to apply generative AI within their business. For many organisations or business units, generative AI will be their first experience with AI and will start conflating it with AI.