Tim Trumper, NRMA Chair, Advisor to Quantium, Advisor to Andi Search and of Author AI: Game On ," takes us on a journey into the world of AI, data analytics, and deep neural networks, revealing their profound impact on modern businesses. Learn why embracing AI and data is essential in today's competitive landscape and how it can revolutionise customer experiences and drive innovation. Tim shares valuable insights on navigating the evolving technological landscape and offers practical strategies for integrating AI to create value and stay ahead.

Guest:

Tim is a distinguished leader in the field of data analytics and artificial intelligence, with a career spanning over three decades. Tim's extensive experience includes roles as CEO, non-executive director, and advisor to numerous high-profile global and Australian companies. His recent book, "AI Game," delves into the transformative power of AI and its critical role in modern business strategy.

Hosts:

Paul Scott: www.linkedin.com/in/paulmscott
Jason Hardie: www.linkedin.com/in/jason-hardie

The Digital Village Show is presented by Digital Village, a network of over 300 digital specialists that collaborate to solve business technology problems for organisations of all sizes.

www.digitalvillage.network

Ahead of Climate Action Week Sydney, we delve into Australia's new mandatory climate-related financial disclosures with insights from two leading experts: Beth Dowe and Dan Leverington.

Beth brings her rich experience from the Australian Climate Leaders Coalition to highlight the practical steps and collaborative efforts needed for businesses to adapt to these regulations.

Dan Leverington adds his expertise on the strategic advantages these disclosures offer to businesses as they navigate the changing landscape of environmental accountability.

Together, they provide a comprehensive guide on how businesses can not only comply with but thrive under the new regulatory framework.

Guests

Beth Dowe: www.linkedin.com/in/beth-dowe-a1717b16/
Dan Leverington: www.linkedin.com/in/dan-leverington/

Host

Jason Hardie: www.linkedin.com/in/jason-hardie

The Digital Village Show is presented by Digital Village, a network of over 300 digital specialists that collaborate to solve business technology problems for organisations of all sizes.

www.digitalvillage.network

In Tim Duggan’s latest book, Working Backwards, he boldly states that if we don’t change the direction of work soon something is going to break, and that something is us.
 
In the latest episode of The Digital Village show, we discuss...

• Why the way we're working is broken and how working backwards can help mend our fractured relationship with work.
  
  
• The misnomer of 'work-life balance' and flipping work - money - life to life - money - work.
  
  
• Why 'enough' is one of the most powerful words in the English language and why it's important to find yours.
  
  
• The link between happiness and productivity, and how relationships are the key to happiness and longevity.

Guest

Tim Duggan: timduggan.com.au

Hosts

Paul Scott: www.linkedin.com/in/paulmscott
Jason Hardie: www.linkedin.com/in/jason-hardie

The Digital Village Show is presented by Digital Village, a network of over 300 digital specialists that collaborate to solve business technology problems for organisations of all sizes.

www.digitalvillage.network

Over half of the 86% of Australian’s struggling with stress and burnout at work suffer in silence and Danielle Owen Whitford is out to change that.

Recognised as a World Changing Idea in 2021 by Fast Company, Pioneera is using linguistic analysis and AI to detect and prevent burnout in real time.

On the latest episode of The Digital Village Show, we spoke with Danielle about her transition from Executive General Manager of Transformation at a large insurer to start up founder, the ROI of wellbeing for organisations and creating positive productivity.

Guest

Danielle Owen Whitford: www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-owen-whitford
Pioneera: pioneera.com

Hosts

Luke Fabish: www.linkedin.com/in/luke-fabish-a1003a7
Josh Tai: www.linkedin.com/in/josh--tai

The Digital Village Show is presented by Digital Village, a network of over 300 digital specialists that form high impact teams to solve business technology problems all the way from strategy to development and scaling.

www.digitalvillage.network

Rob Morris is a prolific founder, investor, technologist and systems thinker. 

In the latest episode of The Digital Village Show, we discuss cooperative coordination by alignment rather than control, the meta crisis and the shift of advantage towards win-together approaches. Machiavelli isn’t dead but he’s feeling very sleepy.

Guests

Dr Simon Fielke - Also a research scientist in applied human geographical research into the implications of digitalisation of agricultural innovation systems and has published over 35 papers with CSIRO alone.

Professor Graham Williams - A leader in machine learning in AI and prolific author who has served as Principle Research Scientist at CSIRO, Director of Data Science at Microsoft and currently Chief Scientist, Software Innovation Institute at ANU.

Nikki and Peter Thompson - Land stewards in the Maranoa Region in Queensland who have utilised multiple streams of technology for their practices and contributed to industry initiatives such as  Farm Data Code and Rural Connectivity.

Pt. 2 dives deeper into the challenges and opportunities of innovation in the AgTech industry.

We explore the fair exchange of data between farmers and AgTech providers, the need for transparency and issues around data ownership.

The concept of ‘warm data’ is introduced which emphasises the context and interconnectedness of data, and the need for diverse perspectives in decision-making.

Graham Matthews highlight the importance of synthesising data and wisdom to drive responsible innovation and create a more holistic understanding of complex systems.

Quotes

“We’ve been providing all this data and giving it freely, or it’s been taken freely from us and then sold back to us in a package.” - Peter Thompson

“We need to bring back the relational understanding of the world and the interconnectedness of data.” - Nikki Thompson

“Synthesis is the next step from analysis, bringing elements back together with wisdom.” - Professor Graham Williams

Guests

Dr Cara Sitzlein - A CSIRO research scientist who specialises in science commercialisation for the land sector and continues to help bring user friendly tools to agriculture.

Dr Simon Fielke - Also a research scientist in applied human geographical research into the implications of digitalisation of agricultural innovation systems and has published over 35 papers with CSIRO alone.

Professor Graham Williams - A leader in machine learning in AI and prolific author who has served as Principle Research Scientist at CSIRO, Director of Data Science at Microsoft and currently Chief Scientist, Software Innovation Institute at ANU.

Nikki and Peter Thompson - Land stewards in the Maranoa Region in Queensland who have utilised multiple streams of technology for their practices and contributed to industry initiatives such as  Farm Data Code and Rural Connectivity.

Discover how responsible innovation is transforming digital agriculture technologies in Australia.

For Episode 18, we’re joined by an incredible panel who explain their personal experiences, insights and the hurdles to integrating these practices into the domain.

From enhancing soil health to bolstering food security, responsible innovation has emerged as a key to tackling Australia’s multifaceted challenges.

Tune in as they unravel the power of collaborative networks, bridging diverse groups and data access, ownership, and governance to create impactful change.

Joining us on Episode 18:

Dr Cara Stitzlein - A CSIRO research scientist who specialises in science commercialisation for the land sector and continues to help bring user friendly tools to agriculture.

Dr Simon Fielke - Also a research scientist in applied human geographical research into the implications of digitalisation of agricultural innovation systems and has published over 35 papers with CSIRO alone.

Professor Graham Williams - A leader in machine learning in AI and prolific author who has served as Principle Research Scientist at CSIRO, Director of Data Science at Microsoft and currently Chief Scientist, Software Innovation Institute at ANU.

Nikki and Peter Thompson - Land stewards in the Maranoa Region in Queensland who have utilised multiple streams of technology for their practices and contributed to industry initiatives such as  Farm Data Code and Rural Connectivity.

Join us on a thought-provoking journey as we explore a hypothetical scenario: What if platforms like Uber, Freelancer, and Upwork were owned by their own users?

In this episode, we're joined by Louis Cousins, Ana Aguirre and Nicolás Dimarco as we dive into the potential implications of a user-owned model, reshaping the way these platforms operate and their core priorities.