The theme of Agile Australia 2014 is “embracing disruption” and focuses on better ways to build software, innovate through collaboration and build a culture which supports and empowers teams.
Over our last 10 years, we have been fortunate to build so many great relationships and have countless memorable experiences that have shaped who we are today.
Beth Skurrie is speaking on “Pacts to the Rescue: Making your Microservices play nicely together with Consumer Driven Contracts” and Daryl Wilding-McBride is speaking about “Hands-on with the Internet of Things“.
There was no doubt in the judges’ minds which project deserved to win the Customer Experience category. DiUS used technology from Amazon Web Services and Google to create Australia’s first virtual reality property app for REA Group, the company behind realestate.com.au
Over two great nights in Melbourne and Sydney we’ll be presenting to audiences about Open Innovation, the idea of a more participatory, decentralised approach to innovation – and how it can be used to collaborate on a massive scale to make a massive impact.
DiUS will be presenting with Vodafone on: The Path to Business Agility for Vodafone: How Amazon made us “boring” as part of their sponsorship at AWS Summit.
DiUS’ Smart Energy start-up Percepscion was invited to showcase its portfolio of Smart Energy products as a part of the ZigBee Alliance pavilion at CES 2014.
Everyone involved is aligned around the idea that we are there to deliver value back to the community – not to win a prize. This makes for a fantastic atmosphere on the hack weekends.
DiUS’s Smart Energy start-up Percepscion continues to make its mark internationally, this time as a featured exhibitor at the prestigious International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas
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