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ASR Services Symposium 2011

ASR Services Symposium 2011. Ian Birks Chief Executive Officer. March 2011. Key points. Australian productivity now at its lowest level in over 40 years and has been in decline since 2000. Australia spends 2.01% of its GDP on R&D

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ASR Services Symposium 2011

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  1. ASR Services Symposium2011 Ian Birks Chief Executive Officer March 2011

  2. Key points • Australian productivity now at its lowest level in over 40 years and has been in decline since 2000. • Australia spends 2.01% of its GDP on R&D • OECD average is 2.26% and well behind key leadership nations • In 2008 Australian govt spend on science and innovation was 22% lower than it was in 1994. • The vision for the NBN which offers a potentially transformative force for our engagement in the global digital economy. • The NBN is already driving increased investment in, and focus on, innovation and collaboration. • The marriage of the NBN and Cloud Computing provides a great dynamic for Australian business to be a world leader in development of innovative new services.

  3. Recommendation from AIIA We urgently need a definitive research and metrics activity to clarify how the synergies between the Australian services economy, the NBN infrastructure and Cloud Computing can be exploited. AIIA thinks this should be co-funded between all services industry sectors and Federal Government.

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