Future Trends

Since IT was born over 40 years ago, the industry has evolved and changed the way we live. So what's next? See our 17 facts, figures and forecasts for the IT.

What is artificial intelligence? What's the future of AI? Which countries are ahead in the AI race? What impacts does AI have on your industry? We answer all your questions in one handy infographic

We sat down with Charles Sturt University (CSU) social work academics to uncover the changes and challenges society will undergo in the coming decades, and how these changes will affect the role of social work – and social workers – in the future.

Millions of Australians are using the sharing economy as a way to make and save money with some pretty lucrative results. Here's what you need to know about the sharing economy and how to get involved.

The times they are a changing, but is it all for the better? What should you be studying to future-proof your skills and what do the advancements in artificial intelligence mean for your career?

What jobs will be in demand in the future? You don’t need a crystal ball to find out. According to a report by the World Economic Forum, here are the 8 jobs every company will be hiring for!

It’s the question we all want the answer to: What’s next? Which industry is going to be the next big thing? By reading forecasts and various reports, we've compiled the most comprehensive guide to the 12 industries of the future.

Is our future going to be Jetsons-like with attentive and charming Rosies, or are we headed down a dark Blade Runner-esque path where androids revolt and rebel?

We take a look at the top 10 skills employers and recruiters will be looking for by 2020 to help you future-proof your career!

Teleporting to work, robotic colleagues and holographic boardroom presentations – is this what the future of work will look like? We review the trends you can expect to see!

A highly skilled and adaptable workforce will ensure that Australia remains globally competitive, according to a new report released by the Australian Workforce and Productivity Agency.

The manufacturing sector is off to a positive start this year with an increase in new orders and exports.