Professional Practice in IT

Problems and its Solution

There are many problems arises due to technological imbalance and disruption in the Australia's Economic growth. According to the different news source, it is compelled that the Australian economic growth can be hampered by rapid technological integration in all type industry production. Automatic and AI (Artificial Intelligence) devices seized up the laborer cost and in next twenty years this can downsize the present day's labor market at 40 percent smaller.

Apart from this technological orientation over the job market, there is also another issue submerged with recent days Australian Economic growth. Which are shortage of qualified workers and this situation also create a proportional gap with their respective job market to maximize the unemployment growth.

Australian Labor market is also fighting with high rise of living standard, wages inequality like the serious issue. The main reason for this type of experience happens due to decreasing rate of natural resource after the mining industry breathed their last Australian economic crisis also raised.

To solve out this problem and to make a stabilized economic growth among the Australian population there are certain things needs to incorporate with the financial system and technological areas. First of all Australian industry need to mobilize their technology as per their certainty of requirement. So that the industry workers can get minimum time to acquire a new automated technological instrument.

After the creation of proper channeling of technology distribution, the Australian government, and technological organization needs to arrange Skill development program so the technological organization can get skilled employed as per industry standards. For making a stabilized and strong economic growth Australian government also needs to look up their economic and financial strategy over labor market.

Event and Experiences

Ceremony Event

Reimagination Summit program start at 9:00 AM morning where Skynews Spokesperson Peter Switczer briefly introduces the program, Mr. Switczer also introduced the event scheduled towards the summit audience. In this ceremony, Wayne Fitzsimmons act as President of the Reimagination Summit where ACS president Brenda Ainsley taken the charge of the operation, administration, and maintenance.

Event by Craig Dunn

At 9.10 AM. Craig Dunn introduced their topic "The Importance of Ecosystem in New Business Models" which described the different building block of a modern business system. This discussion also represents the process how to model an entire business model for an organization.

Learning outcomes

By attending this lecture one individual can create their business model according to their needs of activities. The audience is acquired depth knowledge about customized business modeling process; they become aware of a common business model for analyzing the basic need of business orientation. They also get knowledge about how to create or increased productivity and deliver to its targeted market so that organization can capture their business goals with their business productivity.

Event by Kevin Ashton

At 9.40 AM. "New Business Models and Value Creation in the Digital Age” topic was discussed by Kevin Ashton, who was also known as the inventor of "The Internet thing."

This discussion was mainly targeted online market effect which rapidly influence the entire industrial market valuation. They also discussed how the peoples are attached with the online market to consume different content through connected devices.

Learning outcomes

This discussion is mainly focused on customer's choice and personalization products. Where their abundance of the product describes customer's choice, aggregation of product and its related service orientation. This session also described the different engagement act pursued by the different organization to capture their targeted market.

Event by Dr. Stefan Hajkowicz

Dr. Stefan Hajkowicz is the principal scientist in Strategic Foresight, which is governed by CSIRO. Dr. Hajkowicz gives a speech about the uninterrupted annual growth of Australia.

Learning outcomes

After the speech of Dr. Stefan Hajkowicz peoples get the actual view of Australian Economy.

Event by Prof. Ian Burnett

Prof. Ian Burnett attending as chief of the panel which is trying to enumerate the solving procedure of STEM Crisis in Australia

Learning outcomes

Here peoples are aware of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) Crisis and how Australian government tries to enforce this phenomenal situation.

Event by Dr. Hugh Bradlow

Dr. Hugh Bradlow is the chief scientist of Telstra, who give a positive approach towards the accomplishment of competitive advantage by utilizing technology as a power source.

Learning outcomes

Peoples get a positive attire with new technology incorporation in their business orientation.

Event by Dr. Patrick Maes

The main agenda which discussed by Dr. Patrick Maes is the formal procedure to navigating the disruption so that technology can run on a smooth path.

Learning outcomes

Audiences get aware of the procedure for creating a successful technology transaction over a disruption.

Bibliography

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Rudd, L., Hajkowicz, S., Nepal, S., Boughen, N., & Reeson, A. (2015). Fast Forward: Scenarios for Queensland in the year 2025 describing the marketplace for education, healthcare, policing, transport and other public services. A CSIRO consultancy report for the Queensland Government Department of Science. Information Technology and Innovation. CSIRO, Australia.

Fleming, B. (2015). Towards a megaregional future: analysing progress, assessing priorities in the US megaregion project. Megaregions: Globalization’s New Urban Form, 200-229.

Conference Program | Australian Computer Society. (2015). Acs.org.au. Retrieved 27 June 2015, from https://www.acs.org.au/branches/canberra/2015-conference/conference-program

Event Details | Australian Computer Society. (2015). Acs.org.au. Retrieved 27 June 2015, from https://www.acs.org.au/networking-and-events/events/upcoming-events/event-details?eveID=50332233323485&timestamp=20150731113434121

Event Details | Australian Computer Society. (2015). Acs.org.au. Retrieved 27 June 2015, from https://www.acs.org.au/networking-and-events/events/upcoming-events/event-details?eveID=50334998129738&timestamp=20150819170532100