2018
Articles
08 August 2018
Authenticity, what does it really mean?
There’s a lot of buzz around at the moment about being an authentic leader and bringing the real you to work, but what does that mean for how you behave and interact with others?
08 August 2018
Business school appoints host of new Associate Deans
In line with a University-wide restructure, the Business School has created Associate Deans with responsibility for Research, Student Life, Indigenous Strategy and Services, and Education.
08 August 2018
But what if I like driving?
Autonomous vehicles are finding their way into the spotlight, and many of us love the idea of a driverless future. But despite all the advantages, David Hensher explains why he enjoys driving.
07 August 2018
Helping people in polluted cities to breathe 'Australian' air
The people of China, India and South Korea’s polluted cities may in future breathe fresh “Australian air” thanks to a student led start-up called AusMask, which has won a major Student Innovation Challenge Award.
06 August 2018
MBA alumnus builds knowledge bridge
Business School alumna, Anmol Saini, is now chairing a unique organisation, which she and the team hope will build a ‘knowledge bridge’ between India’s entrepreneurial women and Australian investors.
05 August 2018
Shining the spotlight on autonomous vehicles: the driverless future
Research by the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies on autonomous vehicle technology is addressing key questions around their potential impacts on the community.
05 August 2018
Mobility as a service: What does it mean for society?
Mobility as a service (MaaS) is a popular interpretation of future collaborative and connected urban transportation, centred on a changing society embracing a sharing culture which can satisfy our mobility needs without owning assets such as a car.
31 July 2018
Creating the future: how business can leverage emerging trends
Fast-growing startup GlamCorner is harnessing forward-thinking trends to change the fashion industry for the better.
24 July 2018
How data can improve healthcare
New data-driven software developed by Dr Aldo Saavedra and Dr Erick Li cuts through laborious, complex and costly pharmaceutical procurement processes to free up hospital resources for better patient care.
16 July 2018
Transport planning starts with a budget
Benefit-cost analysis in the transport sector often involves designating a corridor then conducting appraisals on a few options, writes David Hensher. But what if we start with a specific budget and don’t allow it to vary?