Reports
BOSS Most Innovative Companies
The Most Innovative Companies List recognises and celebrates those businesses that are shaking up their industries with genuine game-changing innovations.
Visual planning tool finds way to top in year when AI reigns
Lessons from the WA wheatbelt and Hollywood movie sets helped inspire 4D visual planning and communication platform SpaceDraft.
Synertec brings greener electricity to the outback
This ASX-listed minnow supplies microgrid power systems that have introduced a new way of powering critical operations in remote areas.
To the moon and back not enough for new mining explorer
If local exploration firm Fleet Space Technologies’ vision is realised, we will be mining rare minerals from asteroids in the not-too-distant future.
MYOB’s tap and pay tech for solo traders a game-changer
Australia’s first unicorn tech company has used its innovation “muscle memory” to give small business owners a better chance of survival.
Australia’s culture of AI-powered innovation
This year’s entries show growing confidence in how organisations are embracing fresh thinking and experimentation.
How a crash test dummy for marketing can save advertisers money
Marketing analytics business Prophet builds digital clones that help companies show where they can get more bang for their buck.
AI agents help transform patient care and processes
Minikai founders have developed digital advocates to ease the administrative burdens faced by the disability and aged care sector.
AGL doubles down in e-mobility
After nearly two centuries in the energy game, the group is familiar with reinvention. But its attitude to innovation is changing.
Social media monitoring tool helps schools track malicious content
Start-up zooms in on potential problems before they develop into serious mental health issues.
This is how construction sites could become less noisy
SiteHive has invented a product that measures noise on a construction site with AI.
This company’s AI bots talk to scammers so you don’t have to
It takes a lot to stand out in an increasingly crowded market, but Apate.ai’s co-founders think they have a globally significant company on their hands.
Butchers turn to bots to end the late-night data entry shift
Fresh food suppliers no longer have to work late into the night trying to transcribe garbled voicemails from chefs and restaurants.
Meet the man leading AI’s charge in the legal industry
Joseph Rayment established Automatise, the company behind litigation artificial intelligence program Cicero AI, to cut out dreary manual processes.
The best of human insight blends with the power of technology
How our judging framework recognises Australia’s vibrant innovation ecosystem, highlighting the creativity, resilience and ambition of the business community.