Official Google Australia Blog: agosto 2015

The $50 billion opportunity for Australia’s small businesses

segunda-feira, 17 de agosto de 2015

Casa Di Natura

With a steady stream of customers, Sue Broughton can relax (almost) as much as her guests Small Business, Digital Growthsmall businesses stand to generate $49.2 billion of economic valueslightly over half (53%) of the $50 billion potential benefit would be created outside inner city areasgone on the road

Be found. Make sure you show up when people search for you online. You don’t need a website to start off - there are free and easy tools like Google My Business.

Go mobile. 95% of Aussies say they turn to their phones for information, ideas and advice. Make sure your web presence is mobile-friendly when they do, using these tips.

Get in the cloud. Using cloud-based software and storage like Google for Work can save you heaps of money, and means less downtime. It’s a no-brainer for small business owners.

The full report shows the digital potential of Australia’s small businesses by state and industry. If that feels a bit too much like hard work, you can always explore Sue’s spa, and hear the story in her own words, below.

PhD fellowships to support the cutting edge of computer science research in Australia

quarta-feira, 5 de agosto de 2015

Bahar Salehi, Google Australia Fellowship in Natural Language Processing (University of Melbourne, Computing and Information Systems) Research Proposal Title: Flexible Language-Independent Multiword Expression Analysis.

Bahar owes her interest in computer science to early exposure to games programmed in BASIC by her father. While still in primary school, with the encouragement of her dad, she taught herself to code, and wrote her first program to compose music by the age of 14. Now completing her PhD at Melbourne University she is focusing on Natural Language Processing and Multi Word Expressions to solve challenges of language and expression between computers and humans.

Siqi Liu, Google Australia Fellowship in Computational Neuroscience (University of Sydney, School of Information Technologies) Research Proposal Title: Neuropsychiatric Prediction with Longitudinal Multi-Modal Neuroimaging

A love for philosophy combined with an understanding of the digital revolution let Siqi into computer science as a career. Siqi’s research in computational neuroscience is at the intersection of medicine, biology, applied mathematics and physics. The modelling work Siqi is developing will not only help with medical diagnosis and care, but also help to progress research in Artificial Intelligence.

Qian Ge, Google Australia Fellowship in Systems (University of New South Wales, School of Computer Science & Engineering) Research Proposal Title: Low Overhead Operating System Mechanisms for Eliminating Microarchitectural Timing Side Channels

Qian’s research in Systems is focused on operating system design, hardware resource partitioning, and information security. She hopes her research will lead to the creation of more trustworthy operating systems for security-critical systems, ranging from cloud computing platforms to military-style cross-domain devices.

Hump day is here. You need a coffee, a muffin, and some beats to keep you going.

quarta-feira, 5 de agosto de 2015

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The $50 billion opportunity for Australia’s small businesses

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