“Jignesh Kakkad is the kind of engineer every team hopes to have—technically sharp, security-conscious, and deeply collaborative. Jignesh doesn’t just build systems—he fortifies them, always aligning with cyber security protocols and SDLC best practices. His fluency in Agile and Scrum makes him a natural leader across global teams, and his rare blend of rigour and demonstrated innovation in a number of enterprise capabilities showcases his commitment to staying ahead of the curve. I highly recommend Jignesh for any organisation seeking resilient, future-ready engineering leadership with the skills and experience to deliver.”
Jignesh (Jiggy) Kakkad
Box Hill, New South Wales, Australia
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I am a Staff Software Engineer dedicated to ensuring that all software solutions are…
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Posting this a little late — because - Why Not !! :) I had the privilege of co-hosting our Q2 Women in Tech Alliance event, Old Ways, New: AI as…
Posting this a little late — because - Why Not !! :) I had the privilege of co-hosting our Q2 Women in Tech Alliance event, Old Ways, New: AI as…
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AI literacy is fundamental for children today, shaping how they learn from an early age. This guide emphasizes the importance of establishing clear…
AI literacy is fundamental for children today, shaping how they learn from an early age. This guide emphasizes the importance of establishing clear…
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Insightful evening exploring “Trust in the Age of Automation: Can AI Build Authentic Business?” Thought-provoking perspectives on ethics…
Insightful evening exploring “Trust in the Age of Automation: Can AI Build Authentic Business?” Thought-provoking perspectives on ethics…
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Efficiency Considerations in Policy Based Management in Resource Constrained Devices
Springer
Policies are being widely used in a variety of applications such as healthcare, disaster management and mobile networking. In this paper, we show how policies can be used to manage the resources effectively and in a user friendly way. Further, we advocate that while an agent is required to obey a given policy requirement, there are situations where the agent may consider the possibility of violating the policy (policy deviation) such as in an emergency or during a disaster. Our simulation…
Policies are being widely used in a variety of applications such as healthcare, disaster management and mobile networking. In this paper, we show how policies can be used to manage the resources effectively and in a user friendly way. Further, we advocate that while an agent is required to obey a given policy requirement, there are situations where the agent may consider the possibility of violating the policy (policy deviation) such as in an emergency or during a disaster. Our simulation results show that sometimes policy violations can be beneficial to the community of (application) agents and such violations must be managed carefully.
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Fintech veterans Dominic Pym and Grant Bissett are on a mission to make Australian-built computers a reality with their hardware startup Caligra. The duo has opened pre-orders for their purpose-built workstations, designed for developers and designers frustrated by computers made for home entertainment. Most of the first production units are already spoken for, with Australian developers and tech enthusiasts driving early demand. The Australian-founded, London-headquartered startup quietly raised $1.9 million last year in a priced round led by Blackbird, and is now preparing for a seed round later this year. Read the full story by Bronwen Clune 👉 https://lnkd.in/gABrcsTs
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The Australian Financial Review
NAB chief executive Andrew Irvine sees the AI revolution as one of the most profound technology shifts of the last 200 years, and believes the rollout of agentic AI will be the biggest game changer for businesses. Here's why: https://ebx.sh/hJFHHJ
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Optus
Looking for practical advice on how to level up your use of AI at work? Here are some tips from our very own Head of AI Jesse Arundell. New and existing Optus postpaid mobile customers can access 12 months of free Perplexity Pro until October 31. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/gQqj4Zn2
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ADAPT
With decreased resources and increased scrutiny, IT investments must have proof of high ROIs. Nicholas Flood, Managing Director and VP for Technology at IBM Australia, explains how ADAPT is equipping local tech players with critical intelligence to identify and capitalise on growth opportunities within Australia's distinctive tech ecosystem. Explore our unrivalled ANZ market intelligence for tech vendors. #ICTStrategy #TechInnovation #AustralianTechnology #BusinessIntelligence
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