Succeeding in a Digital Economy – Part II

19 May 2016

Technology & IP Partner, Peter Karcher, hosts a breakfast event with panellists Brett Iredale from JobAdder (www.jobadder.com) and Shaun Dobbin from Gomeeki (www.gomeeki.com.au). The discussion includes valuable insights on how to simplify your business using technology and how to think more creatively and disruptively.

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