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The world of applications, content, the internet and AI all depend on communications networks, submarine cables and data centres that make up digital public and private infrastructure. This ecosystem enables the digitisation that supports prosperity, inclusion, security and democracy itself.
But when we look at digitisation, we are presented with a messy regional narrative of significant gaps, risks and geopolitical tensions. This present businesses with important choices to make and governments with an opportunity to update policies and regulatory frameworks.
According to Long Street Advisors, every dollar of investment that goes into closing such gaps opens up between five to twenty of new opportunity. There's a lot to be done. Much of it critical to Australia's and the region's future.
After introductory remarks from Luke Slattery, Director, Telecommunications Policy, DFAT, Mohammad Chowdhury, CEO of Long Street Advisors and Catherine Quaden, Consultant, will discuss the issues.
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