IIM Newsletter Articles July 2019

IIM Perth Breakfast - August 22nd 2019

The second in the series IIM's Demystifying Intelligent Information Management.

David Dunn from Smart Office Systems and the City of Nedlands Executive Director and the City's Information Analyst will present:
        Business Intelligence and Information Management
               using out of the box SharePoint and O365.

More information: https://www.iim.org.au/events

Understanding Business Intelligence in the Context of Health Care - By Tobias Mettler Linkoping University, Sweden.

In today's fast changing health care sector, decision makers are facing a growing demand for both clinical and administrative information in order to comply with legal and customer-specific requirements. The use of Business Intelligence (BI) is seen as possible solution to this actual challenge. 

As the constituent research about BI is primarily focussed on the industrial sector, it is the aim of this contribution to translate and amend the current findings for the health care context. 

Link to Research Paper

Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare - Academy of Medical Royal Colleges - Report 2019

This report is not meant to be an exhaustive analysis of all the potential Artificial Intelligence (AI) holds or what all the implications for clinical care will be. It is instead a snapshot of 12 domains that will be most impacted by AI and looks at each from a clinical, ethical and practical perspective.

The report does however, consider how AI might affect the diagnostic disciplines, because that is already with us in some form.

Link Healthcare, Artificial Intelligence, Data and Ethics - A 2030 Vision

Healthcare, Artificial Intelligence, Data and Ethics - A 2030 Vision - By Microsoft 2018 

Healthcare systems globally have been undergoing a profound digital transformation. With that has come the creation of a wealth of data that has significant potential to help identify diseases earlier, create and improve treatments and improve the lives of patients across the globe.

Unfortunately, even with advances in data protection and governance, health data is not easily accessible by the researchers, patients and doctors when they need it to help realize better outcomes. Patient-data have been locked away in numerous silos, limiting the ability to combine data and leverage it to drive innovation. And there are significant privacy and trust issues that we will need to overcome before we can effectively leverage large ecosystems of data for broader uses and drive healthcare benefits for us all.

Link Healthcare, Artificial Intelligence, Data and Ethics - A 2030 Vision

Artificial Intelligence: governance and leadership - White paper - Australian Human Rights Commission and World Economic Forum 2019

The Australian Human Rights Commission and the World Economic Forum are working together to explore models of governance and leadership in artificial intelligence (AI) in Australia. This White Paper has been produced to support a consultation process on this issue.

Scandal and controversy connected to new technologies have increased public concern regarding decision-making that uses AI, data privacy, cyber security, political influence and labour market shifts. Our challenge as a nation is to ensure these technologies deliver what Australians need and want, rather than what they fear.

Link Artificial Intelligence: governance and leadership white paper.

Bernadette Bean South Australian Records Management Service Excellence Award 

Do you know of a current or past eligible SA individual, team, group, student, researcher or volunteer (including a quiet achiever) who deserves to be recognised and celebrated due to their records management service excellence?

If so, this is a reminder that nominations for the new Bernadette Bean South Australian (SA) Records Management Service Excellence Award (https://bbrmaward.com) close on 31 July 2019, with the winner to be announced in September 2019.

The Next Generation of Intelligent Automation for Government and Healthcare Agencies

The Blue Prism team is bringing Professor Leslie Willcocks, a global thought leader and author on automation and the future of work to Australia and New Zealand, to lead a series of high value Free Breakfast Seminars in August. 

Entry by prior registration only. All event enquiries to be directed to: anzevents@blueprism.com