10 - 13 December, 2021, Sydney

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About The Event

The Event is about the awareness of growing the business in the smart ways through technology and science. We are going to gather 1500 people from all around the Australia. We are going to have famous speakers, entrepreneur and motivational speakers. To join the event go through the contact us page.

Where

Sydney, Australia

When

10-13 December, 2021 Monday to Tuesday

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Event Schedule

Day 1

10 Dec, 2021

08:45 Am

Opening Remarks

Speaker: Zachary Scott

09:30 Am

Name That Script

Speaker: Brian Watkins

12:30 Pm

Lunch Time

01:30 Pm

Unseen Design

Speaker: Ruth Keller

04:00 Pm

Great Ux

Speaker: Judith Flores

Day 2

11 Dec, 2021

08:45 Am

Performance

Speaker: Jane Roberts

09:30 Am

Critical Design

Speaker: Betty Hopkins

12:30 Pm

Lunch Time

01:30 Pm

Smart Design

Speaker: Marie Reid

04:00 Pm

Design Flow

Speaker: Judith Flores

Day 3

12 Dec, 2021

08:45 Am

Progressive Web

Speaker: Jacob Freeman

09:30 Am

Be Kind, Design

Speaker: James Ross

12:30 Pm

Lunch Time

01:30 Pm

Scalable Desaign

Speaker: Ruth Keller

04:00 Pm

The Structure

Speaker: Judith Flores

Day 4

13 Dec, 2021

08:45 Am

Be Kind, Design

Speaker: Marie Reid

09:30 Am

Technology

Speaker: Ruth Keller

12:30 Pm

Lunch Time

01:30 Pm

Product Design

Speaker: Brian Watkins

04:00 Pm

Humane Tech

Speaker: James Ross

These Are

Our Speakers

Brian Watkins

Web Designer - Acme

Judith Flores

Full Stack Developer - Initech

Rose Hawkins

Art Director - Globex

Zachary Scott

Interaction Designer - Soylent

William Hanse

Content Strategist - Hooli

Jane Roberts

Front End Developer - Vehement

Jacob Freeman

UI Designer - Massive Dynamic

Frank Ferguson

Visual Designer - Globex

Jacqueline Knight

Content Strategist - Umbrella IT

Betty Hopkins

UX Designer - Initech

Latest Posts

- How Covid-19 and the move to online is affecting shipping and logistics
  December 17, 2020BusinessBefore November 2019, we were a world that was used to instant gratification. Items would be shipped to us in days, from all over the globe. The rise of COVID-19 has changed our ability to access, send and receive items on a mass and global scale. The logistics industry has taken a toll and is suffering from repercussions of the global impact a pandemic has had. Here are 5 ways COVID-19 has affected shipping and logistics. Everything is done online. While countries like Australia, New Zealand and Sweden are operating as normal, the majority of the world is still in some form of lockdown. This places limits on people’s ability and desire to go to their shopping centers and get what they want, as they want it, in real time. This has led to a boom in online shopping. Online shopping is good for consumers but for logisticians it can be a nightmare. Items that were once being sent to certain places at regular times are now being sent at irregular and sporadic intervals to unknown places. It is nearly impossible to forecast in advance. The rise in online shopping has made it nearly impossible to forecast. Predicting where and when items will need to be shipped is now a near impossible feat. A once stable industry is now unstable. Another factor making it hard to forecast is the border closures. COVID-19 has caused many borders to close and often this extends to freight ships. Countries that were once a booming haven of industry are now unable to get their products out there, and shipping companies are turning to countries such as Turkey, who have open borders at the time of writing, to supply them with the good they need. Electronic documentation has increased. Orders being placed online streamlines the order process so they can be more electronically based. This lowers the manual workload of administrators and analysts in the industry. This also allows companies who have been lagging behind to catch up to the digital age. Electronic documentation lowers risk of human error in an industry where one mistake can cost millions. The industry has to change. Shipping and logistics has long been a fairly stagnant industry. The same tried and true methods had worked for decades and aside from updating technology, not much has changed. Thanks to the impact of COVID-19 shipping businesses now need to adapt and be more self aware of their impacts. Testing for disease before docking and selecting countries with better treatment for manufacturers may become a permanent part of the way the industry functions. The logistics industry needs to change the way it forecasts and analyses trends. New types of fuel may need to be used, resources may need to be sourced from the otherside of the globe. No one yet knows exactly how the industry will change. The length of time COVID-19 stays around will certainly impact change, all we know for certain is that shipping and logistics will never be the same. …
- Why it’s important to find a reputable supplier for your business
  December 17, 2020BusinessYour business, like every business, relies on a supply and demand model. You supply something for a consumer who has demand for your product. If you can not supply your service, the consumer loses interest and may eventually take their business somewhere else. This is why it is so vital for you to have a consistent, reputable and honest supplier. Your supplier is vital for your success to grow and continue offering positive services. You need to ensure they offer you high quality products, and that if there is any change in product quality, or any change in product accessibility they will inform you and explain why this change has occurred. Your supplier should also be located in your area. This means you are much more likely to receive goods and services from them promptly as they will often be delivered directly rather than through a courier or third party company. This increases reliability as you are much more likely to receive your products on time and they will also be in better condition that if they had to travel hundreds of kilometers to get to your business. The length of time it takes between placing and receiving an order is also an important consideration. If your business works with food, flora or other perishable items then this timeframe needs to be short in order for your product to arrive to you in good condition. It also helps you plan your time and preparation needed. A reputable supplier will try to build and maintain a solid relationship with you. They will care about your business and hopefully their business goals and vision will match up well with your own. If you provide wedding decorations for all types of couples, you want to ensure your suppliers support your stance. If they don’t this could tarnish your reputation. Mistakes will happen, this is a rule in business. It may be your mistake, or theirs, but whoever made the mistake needs to apologise and move on in a professional manner. If you fill out a purchasing order wrong and contact them to fix it, your supplier should be mature enough to accept it and help you move forward, provided you got on top of the mistake straight away. If you are brought the wrong goods, a reputable supplier will apologise and offer some form of assistance, if not compensation. Reputable suppliers are best found through word of mouth. It may be popular to assess a businesses capability through online reviews but these can often be outdated and there is always a risk that they are fake. If other businesses in the real world find the same supplier to be trustworthy, on time and likeable, it generally means the supplier is reputable and will be an asset to your business. Remember that the quality and reputation of your supplier can directly affect your bottom line, who your clients are and the calibre of your business and its services. Make sure that any suppliers you use will only help your business thrive. …

Venue

Sydney, Australia

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