Benefiting from Asia’s Technology Revolution [Invited Paper]
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Asia, Technology, Policy, Telecommunications
Abstract
An invited paper, the Charles Todd Oration 2019, delivered by Mr John Lord AM that covers how Australia might benefit from Asia’s technology revolution.
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John Lord, Huawei Technologies Australia
As well as Chairman of Huawei Technologies (Australia), John is presently Chairman of DMS Maritime Services Pty Ltd and a member of the Victorian Government’s Defence Council as well as other State Government Boards. In a voluntary capacity he is Captain and Chairman of Huntingdale Golf Club. He is a former Chief Executive and Director of the Marine Board of Victoria, and a member of the Australian Maritime Group and the National Plan Committee for maritime emergency responses around Australia. John was Executive Director of P&O Maritime Services, and was also a Director of Australian Maritime Systems, Austen Maritime Services Pte based in Singapore, and P&O Maritime Services UK and South Africa. He served with the Royal Australian Navy for over 36 years and retired with the rank of Rear Admiral.
