Digital Technologies in Western Australia
The information and communications technology (ICT) industries are broad and the workforce reaches into every sector. Study areas can include programming, networking and telecommunications, security, digital media, games and interactive, web and application-based technologies, systems analysis and design, geo-spatial and several more. Workers of the future across all industries will need to marry technological skills with interpersonal communications savvy, and the ICT sector is leading the charge in delivering the multi-skilled workforce that will underpin our diversified economy.
Western Australia has earned its place on the global tech stage, with standout projects like Canva and Moodle originating here, our nascent digital games sector winning major contracts, and the world’s largest radio telescope, the Square Kilometre Array, preparing to deliver unprecedented volumes of data from the Murchison through the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre at Curtin. FutureNow works closely with our industry partners to examine current trends in the Information Communications Technology sector and identify opportunities to promote and support the ICT and broader workforce.
Western Australia has earned its place on the global tech stage, with standout projects like Canva and Moodle originating here, our nascent digital games sector winning major contracts, and the world’s largest radio telescope, the Square Kilometre Array, preparing to deliver unprecedented volumes of data from the Murchison through the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre at Curtin. FutureNow works closely with our industry partners to examine current trends in the Information Communications Technology sector and identify opportunities to promote and support the ICT and broader workforce.