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RMIT has launched two new cyber security degrees in response to one of the biggest issues confronting organisations in the digital age.
There are three things that are important in finance: Money; Time; and Risk. If you understand how those three things fit together you understand finance. Of course … things are a bit more complicated than that.
In Part 1 I outlined why I am sceptical of models that estimate the carbon footprint of Bitcoin to be the equivalent of a small country. Among other reasons, an unknown proportion of Bitcoin miners are using clean energy, such as hydro, wind, or solar. Bitcoin mining is also being used to stabilise energy grids and to reduce emissions from gas flares.
Blockchain could provide greater legal security and contribute to the economic and social development of countries with limited land management systems
RMIT economist Dr. Darcy Allen says the world is in an economic ‘supertransition’: profound economic change driven by the combination of technologies.
Better Place is an interview series with international law practitioners from around Australia and the world.
The Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison wants to make deregulation and cutting red tape the centrepiece of the COVID-19 economic recovery. This focus is not just welcome, but essential. Entrepreneurs need room to experiment with new business models without being held back by unnecessary rules — as we argue in our recent book Unfreeze: How to Create a High Growth Economy After the Pandemic.
An RMIT expert comments on how our need for meaningful social interaction remains strong amidst the increase in social media and “performance” friendship.
The unmanned aviation industry is booming and RMIT is the first to deliver drone pilot training as part of a degree.
Tune in to the Space for Change podcast as we throw open the virtual doors to our collaborative co-working community.
