Transforming Public Safety in WA through Innovation & Collaboration
The recent Western Australia Police Force x WADSIH Hackathon 2024 was a testament to the power of collaboration and innovation in addressing critical public safety challenges.
We are particularly proud to support Professor Tele Tan and the Autism Academy for Software Quality Assurance at Curtin University. The Academy is dedicated to providing education and training for individuals on the autism spectrum, as well as connecting them with employment opportunities in the tech industry.
At WADSIH, we believe that neurodiversity is an asset to any organisation and we encourage employers to tap into this fantastic talent pool. If you have any questions about neurodiversity in the workplace or the Autism Academy for Software Quality Assurance, please contact Professor Tele Tan at t.tan@curtin.edu.au.
In addition, we also recommend checking out the Autism @ Work Playbook developed by organisations including Microsoft, EY, JPMorgan Chase, and SAP as part of a collaborative research project with the University of Washington. The Playbook provides practical guidance for employers on how to find talent and create meaningful employment opportunities for people with autism.
I also recently spoke with ABC News on how we can support those with neurodiversity in the workplace, you can read the article here.
At WADSIH, we are committed to promoting neurodiversity in the workplace and believe that it is a fantastic opportunity for all organisations. Join us in our efforts to create a more inclusive and equitable work environment for all.
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Alex Jenkins
Director, WADSIH
The recent Western Australia Police Force x WADSIH Hackathon 2024 was a testament to the power of collaboration and innovation in addressing critical public safety challenges.
The 2023 WA Health Hackathon demonstrated the immense potential that emerges when innovative minds collaborate with cutting-edge technology to address pressing challenges in the healthcare sector.
A cornerstone of this year’s Hackathon is the pioneering introduction of synthetic data. Using these data sets offers the best of both worlds: replicating real-world trends without risking genuine patient or system data.
We would like to acknowledge and pay respect to the traditional owners of the land on which the WADSIH office is located, the Whadjuk people of the Nyungar Nation.
