Productivity Commission stresses importance of digital technologies to economy; Dell ML model assists Barrier Reef census; Scientists develop tool to monitor medical patient decline

Digital technologies and data are increasingly important for Australia’s economy and policies that promote digital innovation and adoption are needed to drive productivity growth, according to independent research and advistory body to government, The Productivity Commission.

Photographs from the next Great Reef Census will be processed with help from a deep learning model developed by Dell Technologies for the Citizens of The Great Barrier Reef.
CSIRO scientists have led a study to develop a machine learning tool that informs medical professionals of a patient’s deteriorating condition.
Identity and access specialist BeyondTrust's forthcoming BeyondTrust Platform unifies identity and access security.
IT solutions and managed services provider Logicalis Australia has undertaken a digital transformation project to separate and rebuild the Western Health Active Directory which manages identity, authentication and authorisation for all users of its network and IT resources.
UK-headquartered business management software provider The Access Group has acquired Fathom, an Australian-founded business management solution which delivers insightful reporting and analysis capabilities to small and medium businesses and their accounting firms.
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Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire

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