INNOVATION
Working with you, we will provide expert knowledge and analysis to help you respond to the strategic imperative of innovation.
TRANSFORMATION
We can assist you with responding to contemporary challenges through mechanisms of change, adaption and transformation.
GROWTH
We can help entrepreneurs and organisations grow new and established enterprises.
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Defence
ADVANCING DEFENCE INDUSTRY 4.0
We help industry and government respond to the challenges they face through the integration of industry 4.0.
Our researcher’s partner with organisations such as Defence SA and the Defence Teaming Centre, to help them respond to contemporary challenges through technology.
In the face of COVID-19 and its impacts on global supply chains, Associate Professor Shruti Sardeshmukh led multiple Defence industry projects focused on enabling South Australian SMEs to participate in the global Defence supply chain, through the adoption of advanced manufacturing, industry 4.0 and digitisation.
Engaging with businesses directly, Sardeshmukh held a series of panel discussions to help the Defence sector understand the impact of the COVID-19 crisis - bringing together state and federal government, industry associations, SMEs, primes and commercial players
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Advanced manufacturing
INNOVATION HUBS, PRECINCTS AND SCIENCE PARKS HELP NATIONS BUILD INNOVATION AND ECONOMIC ENTERPRISE.
With expertise in the development of technology precincts, innovation hubs and science parks, we can inform how, why, and when, they can positively contribute to developing technology-based firms and yield sustainable growth to a region.
Through a partnership led by Associate Professor You-il Lee with the Korean Studies Promotion Services at the Academy of Korean Studies, our research explored how ecosystems provide a novel approach to examining the role of knowledge, technology, and industry clusters in enhancing regional innovation. One study closely examined how precincts influence value creation differently through either producing innovations in established enterprises, or seeding and growing new enterprise.
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Professional and Commercial Services
GROWTH EMERGING FROM CRISIS
From Australia’s Black Summer to COVID-19, we unearth the resilience mechanisms in businesses and communities to regrow.
Our research examines the impact of business dynamics, not only in growth, but also in crisis. In the wake of the Australian Black Summer bush fires and the onset of COVID-19, Associate Professors Rob Hallak, Claudine Soosay and Allan O’Connor, examined the resilience mechanisms of business, and how community, government and individual entrepreneurial characteristics, contribute to regional recovery.
We are facing a rising number of crisis events due to climate change and the dynamic response of business will have a critical impact on socioeconomic recovery.
In partnership with the Regional Australia Institute, we helped identify how business resilience in rural and regional Australia is strengthened. Our findings highlighted the need to build strong connections along supply chains and across business, community, and government, to ensure that they are designed to endure before, during, and after a crisis.
