Bruce McCabeSpeaker and Booking Agent Information

He is now aiding National ICT Australia, the country's computer science organization, in the development of new commercial ventures. More than 300 essays, editorials, and research papers have been written by him. Has provided impartial analysis to multinational corporations and government organizations over the past 16 years.

He has worked as a consultant for the CSIRO and maintains connections with a number of institutions, research organizations, and business R&D laboratories. Bruce is the author of The Business of the Future (2007).

He's also written weekly columns for The Australian newspaper from 2003 to 2006, as well as monthly columns for Managing Information Strategies (2002-2003), Business Online (2002), and Australian Personal Computer (2002). (1996-1999). He is frequently interviewed for his opinions on radio, television, and the internet.

He is in high demand as a speaker, having given over 400 public talks throughout the United States, Europe, Japan, China, Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. He assists organizations in adopting and using new technology for actual economic gain through his presentations. His seminars assist businesses in adopting and utilizing new technology for competitive advantage.

His talk, Innovations to Change the Globe, is a high-octane tour through a number of game-changing technologies that will alter the world during the next 10 years. Audiences are inspired and educated as a result, and they have a strong sense of the potential that lay ahead. Which new energy, biotechnology, genomics, nanotechnology, computing, and sustainability technologies will emerge?

What societal ramifications do these have on a worldwide scale? What role will various technologies play in the future of business? They are undoubtedly positioned to challenge and encourage us to new ways of thinking. This article looks ahead, at how we operate, and, most importantly, how we interact with our consumers.

Bruce assists us in initiating a conversation on what it takes to create an innovative organization, with a particular focus on leadership. Bruce graduated from the University of Sydney with a BSc in 1989 and a Ph.D. in 2007 from the University of Technology Sydney.

He is a Research Fellow at the University of Technology Sydney (2007-present), as well as a member of the School of the Built Environment's Digital Advisory Group (2008-2009) and an Advisor for the Faculty of Information Systems Future Vision Group (2007).