Smart Company (Australia)

Smart Company (Australia)

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  • 4 days ago | smartcompany.com.au | Tegan Jones |Eloise Keating |David Adams

    The Queensland 2025–26 state budget was handed down on Tuesday, promising targeted support for small businesses and startups. The first budget the Liberal National Party has handed down in over a decade focuses on long-term debt reduction and preparations for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. Treasurer David Janetzki has pledged a “responsible” budget while targeting structural support in health, housing, crime, and cost of living.

  • 4 days ago | smartcompany.com.au | David Adams

    Something special is brewing at biomanufacturing company Cauldron, which has become the latest Australian business recognised as a technology pioneer by the World Economic Forum (WEF). Cauldron, which develops advanced fermentation systems for the food and chemical manufacturing sectors, was on Tuesday named in the WEF’s latest pioneer cohort.

  • 4 days ago | smartcompany.com.au | David Adams

    New Zealand-born subletting startup Kiki plans to relaunch in London, after mounting regulatory pressure saw the business depart New York City. Co‑founder and CEO Toby Thomas‑Smith on Tuesday said Kiki will establish a new base in the United Kingdom, marking the latest major transformation for the seven-year-old startup.

  • 4 days ago | smartcompany.com.au | David Adams

    After bringing artificially intelligent agents to customers, Salesforce’s global AI chief says its next update will help businesses fine-tune their digital workforce. CRM titan Salesforce on Tuesday unveiled what it dubs Agentforce 3.0, the third iteration of the artificially intelligent agent system revealed in September.

  • 5 days ago | smartcompany.com.au | David Adams

    Japan, South America, the US, and Europe are more receptive to innovative Australian artificial intelligence technology than many homegrown businesses, says an expert in cutting-edge agricultural tools. Associate Professor Sigfredo Fuentes, a researcher at the University of Melbourne, says local firms are often slower to adopt tools like advanced sensors and machine learning software than their global counterparts.

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