The Dangers of Extrapolation and Automation

With the rise of artificial intelligence and machine learning the one word that comes to mind is “automation”. Especially in marketing, algorithms such as next best offer, customer churn and …

Young Social Changemakers – a report on young Australians in social enterprise

Excerpt Young Social Changemakers Report CoreData’s Young Social Changemakers Report 2017 reveals the opportunities and challenges faced by Australia’s young social entrepreneurs (under 30 years old) and the benefits these …

The Future of Aged Care in Australia – White Paper

Excerpt Australia’s Aged Care market is undergoing rapid, broad scale change. Dementia incidence in Australia is expected to increase by 90% and affect more than 760,000 people over the next …

The Nexus of Nous – tales from the Tower of Babel

The snowballing complexities manifested by our increasingly competitive technological world are bringing a timeless challenge to the fore – growth aspirations that end up building a Tower of Babel. Success …

White Paper – The Shock of the New

Excerpt The financial services industry is in a state of flux. As competition heats up and companies scramble for market share, there are some new kids on the block threatening …

White Paper – The Future of Banking

Excerpt Australia’s financial services sector is the biggest contributor to the national economy, employing 450,000 people, with a rocksteady reputation. Yet despite the envious strength of our major banks and …

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White Paper – SMSFs The Next Wave

Excerpt The self managed super fund (SMSF) sector has been through a period of immense growth since its inception, to become the largest part of the $2 trillion Australian superannuation …

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What can you learn from the best brands in the world?

What can we learn from some of the world’s best brands? For every brand superstar, such as Bunnings, there’s the story of a failed competitor like Masters. This clearly begs …