Projects

NICTA’s broadband and digital economy activities are underpinned by research in the areas of enterprise and cloud architectures, mobile content distribution, business process analysis and automation, machine learning, software systems and advanced networking.

Business Adaptation and Interoperation

Creates the understanding and technologies that let organisations work together effectively at both business and technical levels.  This project includes work on cloud and enterprise architectures and vocabulary management.

ePASA

Performance modelling and simulation for enterprise systems, such as found in major corporations and large government departments.

Distributed Game Platform

Delivering complex applications such as massively multiplayer online games over the internet quickly and cheaply by using decentralised techniques to manage networks and data.

Goanna (Software Bug Detection)

Keeping product launch timetables on track and saving money using a fast, scalable and precise software solution that detects bugs and other software vulnerabilities automatically during the development process.

Smart Mobile Content Distribution

Smart phones, rich media, and online social networks are driving an expected 30-fold mobile data increase in the next 4 years, but carrier revenues will hardly increase. NICTA has developed a content distribution scheme which uses prediction of user behaviour to reduce the data peaks by ‘filling the valleys’ and which will help keep costs down for carriers.

Big Data

We generate value from an organisation’s untapped data through the deployment of scalable platforms and advanced analytics systems utilizing our Machine Learning capabilities in order to create

Actionable Insights in Near-Real Time

Helping solve Real Business Problems such as:

  • Customer retention
  • Risk Management
  • Return on Marketing Investment
  • Operational Efficiency

 

Our approach helps you discover hidden patterns in your data to generate more accurate predictions; leading to a deeper understanding of customer behaviour and business processes. This ultimately fuels better business performance and a more data-centric culture.

Contact: Rami.Muktar<AT>nicta.com.au