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"CI&T is a Brazilian end-to-end digital transformation consultancy firm. It has offices in the US, the UK, China, Japan and Portugal. The firm opened an office in Brisbane in 2020. The decision to expand to Australia reflects the nation’s digital coming of age. Australia is ranked equal first for tech-readiness by the Economist Intelligence Unit. The nation is also home to a thriving tech ecosystem that has spawned Canva, Atlassian and Afterpay." Read the full article HERE / SOURCE: Mirage News
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With the growing digitisation of the international economy, greater importance is given to information authentication services that can ensure transactions carried out digitally are secure and reliable. In recognition of this, MERCOSUR Member States reached, in 2019, an Agreement on Mutual Recognition of Digital Signature Certificates establishing an international standard for digital signatures within the block, with the possibility of other States and economic blocks joining as well. See below for full details.
The Consulate General of Brazil in Sydney and the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex-Brasil), in coordination with the Embassy of Brazil in Canberra, have launched a series of webinars organized to present the potential opportunities for cooperation in technology-intensive sectors such as ag-tech and fintech, to be held June 16 to 18.
The Consulate has requested the participation of ABCC members. For full details and registration links click HERE for the fintech webinar and HERE for ag-tech. Last month ABCC Queensland directors Valeria Noleto and Rodrigo de Luca visited the CSIRO's QCAT site in Pullenvale, Brisbane, hosted by Dr Paulo V K Borges, Principal Research Scientist, Robotics and Autonomous Systems Group, for the organisation.
Dr Borges has kindly provided this overview of the visit: |
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