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Employment and innovation clusters

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Industrial clusters
Innovation corridors
Innovation precincts
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Industrialisation
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Employment and innovation clusters
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Report

The geography of Australia’s digital industries

K. Trinh, H. Chen, A. Bratanova, C. Mason, H. Pham, S. Travis, R. Black

Australia’s digital technology clusters have been mapped and analysed on a national scale for the first time. This report brings together rich data from across the nation for the first time to map and describe the range of digital technology clusters currently developing.
Conference paper

Mission-oriented innovation districts: the Australian context


The aim of this review is to explore what the analytical contours of Mission-Oriented Innovation Districts (MOID) might look like and how can Mission-Oriented Innovation Districts be conceptualised, measured and governed?
Policy report

The Superclusters Initiative: an opportunity to reinforce innovation ecosystems


It has already been two and a half years since the Canadian government announced the launch of the Innovation Superclusters Initiative, the centrepiece of its plan to reverse Canada’s deteriorating innovation performance. This study shows that the potential benefits of the superclusters are huge, but the key to their success will be to ensure they...
Conference paper

Google’s Quayside, Cisco’s Panyu District development and the possible Australian future of Smart Cities investment


Smart Cities is a planning movement that uses information technology to develop cities of ‘intelligent’ sense and response. This paper looks at two of the highest profile Smart City initiatives under this new model; explores the spatial strategies being employed, and explores possible futures for Australian application.
Report

Bringing industry to airports: how the U.S experience can help Western Sydney to take off


Industry clusters are seen as critical to economic growth and national competitiveness in the United States. This report examines areas of future high-tech export potential and gives recommendations for how to encourage the emergence of industry clusters focused on aerospace and defence, food and agribusiness, medical devices and advanced manufacturing.