In today’s environment of constrained resources, becoming “Smart” means putting technology to work to do more with less.

For almost two decades, marketers have been trying to win the online search battle on a daily basis.

My view is that far from being a threat to transport operators, Amazon and others of its ilk might actually be a saviour.

As cool as AI and blockchain might be, the real tech gamechanger (from a logistics perspective) is 3D printing.

Despite the current reality, the potential for automation is huge forecast to transform our ways of work faster and more accurately.

A fantastic way to stall a conversation at a dinner party is to start talking about the exciting world of identity management, unique logins, information sharing and workflow. Just watch the eyes start to glaze over.

The barcode – a simple collection of lines printed on a piece of paper – is one of the most important inventions of the 20th Century.

KPMG’s recent publication, ‘Australia’s future transport and mobility’ opines that autonomous vehicles will play a major role in realising Australia’s vision.

Transport is in transition. I see this in my daily commute where, from an app or two, I can choose from public transport, ride sharing and other mobility options to get from A to B.