Healthcare is often presented with a false choice. Human medicine or artificial intelligence. Doctors or algorithms. Technology or personal care. I do not think the future will look like that. The more interesting future is one where technology becomes extraordinarily...

Healthcare Is Moving From Reactive Treatment to Continuous Optimisation For much of modern history, healthcare has been reactive. People typically seek medical care after symptoms appear, performance declines or a condition begins affecting their daily life. This approach...

People can now transfer money, apply for finance, book flights and manage important documents from a mobile phone. Yet accessing healthcare can still involve long waits, repeated paperwork, inconvenient appointments and disconnected information. Healthcare is undoubtedly more...

The Future of Human Performance Will Be Measured, Not Guessed For generations, improving health has largely been based on trial and error. People changed their diet and hoped it worked. They started a new training program and waited to see if they felt better. They took...

WHY THE NEXT GENERATION OF CAPITAL WILL FOLLOW COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE For decades, investment decisions have been built around a familiar framework. Evaluate the management team. Review the financials. Assess the market. Understand the risks. Then decide whether to...

PART 1: WHY AUSTRALIA’S ECONOMIC SHIFT IS CHANGING HOW FAMILY OFFICES THINK Australia is entering a different economic environment. Rising living costs.Persistent infrastructure pressure.Energy uncertainty.Housing instability.Shifting global capital flows. These are no...

Part 3 Corporate Access to Natural Resources and the Question of Public Value Modern economies rely heavily on multinational corporations. Global companies bring investment, infrastructure, employment, and economic activity. However, they also operate within national...

Part 2 Energy, Gas Reserves, and the Economics of Domestic Supply Australia possesses some of the largest natural gas reserves in the world. The country is also one of the world’s largest exporters of liquefied natural gas (LNG). Yet despite this abundance, energy prices...

Part 1 National Resources, Public Wealth, and the Australian Tax Question Australia is one of the most resource-rich nations in the world. The country holds vast reserves of iron ore, natural gas, coal, lithium, rare earth minerals, agricultural land, and freshwater systems....