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TECHNOLOGY FUTURIST SHARA EVANS IS A GLOBALLY ACKNOWLEDGED KEYNOTE SPEAKER AND WIDELY REGARDED AS ONE OF THE WORLD’S TOP FEMALE FUTURISTS.
Highly sought after and in demand by conference producers and media, Shara provides the latest insights and thought provoking ideas on a broad spectrum of issues.
Regardless of your Industry, Shara’s keynote speeches bring together the latest technology innovations and cutting-edge research projects, tying them into strategic insights specifically for your business.
Fusing an engineering background with an intuitive understanding of how society is likely to respond to new technologies, Shara is available to speak at your event.
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Shara has delighted and captivated her audiences locally and globally with her diverse range of Keynote speeches, helping her clients navigate the unpredictable future. Shara’s keynotes capture the essence of your business challenges and opens the eyes of the audience. Shara will ensure your delegates will leave well informed, and more importantly be prepared for what is disrupting their Industry today and in the future.
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Digital Health, Transparency, Consent and Respect
Transparency and consent are necessary components of ethical data handling, but what about respect? On Monday morning, Australia's Digital Health Agency began defending the security of the Government's MyHealth Record system, but by midday the agency was concerned with more immediate matters: users inundating its online and telephone systems.
The History of Safety Regulation is Written in Blood
We’ve all heard the saying, ‘safety standards are written in blood’, in reference to a reactive, rather than proactive approach to safety regulations. So, why is the world so determined to see the same fix-as-we-go attitude towards the safety standards of self-driving cars?
Government Use of Citizen Information
We’re already at risk of having our personal information used against us, while the collection and cross-indexing of our data expands year-on-year. We need to elevate privacy and data protection to the political sphere and keep it there.Since 2018 began, the IT industry has watched, in horror, the slow-motion train wreck of Meltdown/Spectre vulnerabilities. Why? Because these are hardware bugs and they’re harder to deal with than a slip in a C++ library. What does this mean for driverless cars?
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