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GUEST OPINION by Joshua Eum, General Manager, ANZ/SEA Service Provider Sales, Chief Technologist APAC, CommScope: After a challenging 12 months, there is growing optimism that demand for broadband services will surge again in 2023. Widespread geopolitical trends, along with the cost of energy and low-growth “slowflation,” had an outsized effect on the growth of broadband networks. Added challenges from supply chain issues, skilled labor shortages and logistical constraints limited the speed of network deployments.

GUEST OPINION:  The Stone & Chalk Group welcomes the Federal Budget's focus as we transform Australia into a sustainable technology-driven economy.

Nokia and the City of Melbourne have conducted a trial using Nokia Scene Analytics artificial intelligence (AI) technology aimed at developing what they say is a deeper understanding of waste disposal behaviour - and allow the city to tackle the issue of waste dumping more efficiently and keep laneways and the busy and narrow city streets and pedestrian areas even more clean, safe and free of garbage.

The application of emerging technology and the future of work are two of the key concepts to be explored at CEBIT Australia’s conference to be staged in Sydney in October.

BSA is "The Software Alliance", the "principal trade association for the world’s most innovative software companies" and while it is famously known for its "compliance programs that promote legal software use", the organisation also "advocates for public policies that foster technology innovation and drive growth in the digital economy".

New research shows that not only are Aussie businesses early adopters of new tech, but that IoT adoption is reaching mainstream while “cognitive computing intentions are high".

The IT industry is predicted to grow worldwide by 4.1% this year on the back of anticipated increased demand for emerging technology, services and software, according to a newly published report from global technology association CompTIA.