Tag: Nilesh Makwana

West Tech Assemblage 2022

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The Digital Inclusion in WA Blueprint launch was hosted at illuminance Solutions office in Perth on Friday 16 December 2022.

WTA 2019 – a success!

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WTA again gathered the west tech industry together with start-ups, public and private organisations and businesses, academia, government officials and investors together. This time to take a stand and to address the issues around the digital literacy divide in our Indigenous communities in WA and to invite to collaborations around it.

Turn it up – Interview with Bumma Bippera Media 98.7FM

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Bumma Bippera Media 98.7FM is the first and only indigenous radio service in Cairns, QLD and they spoke with Nilesh on the day of the 2019 edition of West Tech Assemblage that put focus on the digital literacy divide in our Indigenous Australian community. illuminance Solutions launched their collaboration with the University of Notre Dame … Continued

Closing the Gap… as well as the digital divide

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Queensland Education Minister Grace Grace recently launched the ‘Advancing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education Action Plan’ to supplement the Federal Government’s ongoing Closing the Gap program. “This plan will target resources to lift the reading and numeracy outcomes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander state school students in the early years (Prep to Year … Continued

That’s a wrap!

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Thank you to all that was involved with WTA this year. We had a great time getting to know you, and hope that you enjoyed the company, the entertainment, the food and that you met new people to collaborate with over the next year. Remember to let us know about any innovations, solutions and maybe even products that was born as a result of West Tech Assemblage 2017!

Meeting of tech minds a WA first

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All these people’s phones have been ringing more frequently over the past two months. Since the elevation of Malcolm Turnbull to Prime Minister, and the strident innovation focus he has brought to the job, the leaders in WA’s innovation and technology sectors feel a little more popular and relevant. And for the first time, they … Continued