If you were interested in taking the kids outdoor skating at the River Link (as mentioned in the Winter Family activities Blog) make sure you go to the riverside of Crown. The City of Melbourne have the incorrect location: Fed Square. We found out the hard way! It was fantastic and I would defiantly recommend it, […]
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A job for life is no longer a viable concept for today’s workforce. More common are short-term contracts, project work and job portfolios. Whatever their size and scope, however, projects need to be managed. Project management is a concept that industries want to know more about, and value. Disruption of different sectors brings broader goals […]
More than two-thirds (68%) of employees fear that AI will lead to job losses at their workplace, a survey of adults in seven countries indicates. But respondents to BCG GAMMA and IPSOS’ report on artificial intelligence also indicated that workers are optimistic that AI will improve the world of work. More than 20% of workers in Canada, China, […]
This winter our city will ignite wonder, with frosty activities for kids big and small. River Rink If you’re looking for something a little more active to wear the kids out, try ice skating in Fed Square. River Rink runs from Friday 1 to Sunday 23 July. Don’t worry if you or your small friends are still […]
When the temperature drops, Melbourne heats up with a season packed full of events, boutique shopping and cosy dining – your city winter journey starts here. https://whatson.melbourne.vic.gov.au/winter/Pages/default.aspx Check out the Ice Bar in Fitzroy! http://www.icebarmelbourne.com/
TechRepublic’s Dan Patterson spoke with founder and CEO of VOS.AI, Danny Rodriguez, about how drones and automated rover monitor critical infrastructure. Dan Patterson: Robots and AI don’t rule the world quite yet, but they’re coming close. AI is powering drones that help save companies time, energy, and money, and can help protect critical infrastructure. Danny, […]
Hundreds of years of technological innovation and here we are: a machine that can tell a Witherspoon from a Kidman. Both the New York Times and Sky News in the UK used Amazon’s machine-learning platform to identify guests at the Royal wedding in May, but for some, this clever deployment points to a more worrying trend. Critics […]
Software developer jobs are becoming more and more popular, and a career in IT is now a realistic and respectable option for many people. Take a look at the top advantages of choosing a path of software development. The rate of pay is very good. Compared to other professions, a career as a developer is […]
Mobile devices pose some unique problems when it comes to securing data. Learn some of the challenges and recommendations for success. Desktop workstations, servers, network firewalls and switches, HVAC units and UPS devices all have one thing in common: as traditional in-house hardware they are quite easy to physically secure, either through restricted access, video […]
Australia’s wealthiest suburbs are racing away from their poorer neighbours, recording up to twice the rate of growth in incomes since 2010. New figures show median incomes have grown by just 15 per cent since 2010 across outer Sydney and outer Melbourne – barely keeping up with the cost of living – while suburbs such as […]