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Women in Projects Australia presents: Who's Project is it anyway?
Tue, Apr 21, 8:00 AMWe have all been there. A tricky project scenario, a difficult stakeholder or a curve ball you hope to deal with better next time. Join us for our patent pending project version of 'Who's line is it anyway'. We have scenarios on post it notes in a hat from our audience, and we role play the scenarios out. Be prepared for a therapeutic, hilarious and educational evening with a great group of project professionals. Kick off 6pm for Nibbles and networking. Welcome at 6:30pm and then dive into our gamification session.
The Philosophy of Federico Faggin - Glynn Curran
Mon, Apr 13, 9:15 AM**The Philosophy of Federico Faggin.** Federico Faggin is an Italian-American physicist, engineer, inventor and entrepreneur. He is best known for designing the first commercial microprocessor, the Intel 4004. He led the 4004 project and the design group during the first five years of Intel's microprocessor effort.[ ](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federico_Faggin) Science mistakes the universe for a blind machine. But what if it is our dance partner in the play of consciousness? Glynn Curran is a retired lecturer at WEA and guest lecturer at corporate, humanist and community groups. **On the second Monday of the month, Philo Agora has a speaker on a philosophical topic and a Q&A and discussion after. On the fourth Monday we meet again for open philosophical discussion.** Philo Agora's format is a talk for 20 minutes starting at 7:15 for 7:30. The presenter then answers any questions of clarification from the floor. We then take a break of 5 minutes for more coffee and to mull over the talk and discuss it within small groups. The microphone is then passed around the audience for comment, opinion, and often counter argument to a maximum of 3 minutes. The presenter is then given a 5 minute right of reply. We usually finish up at 9pm. The cover charge is $5 for the talk. There are tea and coffee facilities available in-house. Sam Alexander - Convener (0457 749 310)
SydAR Meetup #8 — Back for 2026!
Wed, Apr 22, 8:00 AM**We're at a NEW VENUE over at The Onset!** Thank you to The Onset for helping us find a new location for 2026! As always, **we are eager to showcase Augmented Reality demos from the community** — do you have an AR creation you'd like to show at the event? It can be anything from a prototype to a released app! Students, tinkerers, enthusiasts, agencies — all are welcome! Get in touch and let me know! If you've got an AR talk or AR demo you'd like to showcase — feel free to message me here on Meetup, or email me at pat@therealitycrafters.com **Demos from 6pm** * Minimis' Prototype 5 AR Glasses — Minimis * Plonk! A 4D Puzzle — Stickshift Entertainment * Everysight Maverick In-Lens Display AI Glasses — The Reality Crafters * Even Realities G2 and R1 smart ring — The Reality Crafters * Samsung Galaxy XR headset — Declan Dwyer * INMO GO 2 Smart AR Glasses with live translation — The Reality Crafters * Tilt Five AR headsets — The Reality Crafters * Looking Glass Go holographic display — The Reality Crafters * Looking Glass Portrait holographic display — The Reality Crafters *(We're on the lookout for a sponsor for food/snacks - let us know if you're interested in helping out!)* **Talks from 7pm** **Plonk! A 4D Puzzle - Sean Simon and William Major** Plonk! A 4D Puzzle is a time-bending Mixed Reality game that reshapes the very concept of a jigsaw puzzle with two extra dimensions. **Minimis Flow: Made in Sydney to Disrupt Garmin - Muhammad Irfan** Most sports wearables today are just accessories for your phone. At Minimis, they've designed the world’s first standalone AR smart glasses engineered right here in Sydney to replace the bike computer and the smartwatch. They'll be giving a high-speed look at the mechanical design and manufacturing journey of Prototype 5, and how they're building hardware to liberate athletes from their screens. **Agenda:** **6:00pm -** Arrival & AR demos **6:45pm -** PatCat SydAR Intro & News **6:55pm -** AR career opportunities with Graham **7:00pm -** Plonk! A 4D Puzzle - Sean Simon and William Major **7:30pm -** Minimis Flow: Made in Sydney to Disrupt Garmin - Muhammad Irfan **8:00pm** \- Start to wrap up **Getting there** It's at The Onset which is right behind Central Station: Ground Floor, 1 Buckingham St Surry Hills Sydney 2010 NSW * [Google Maps link!](https://maps.app.goo.gl/c4DRRb4fZmSB4LP87) **Parking:** Need to investigate options here still! **Note from The Onset:** * Onset will send one post-event email containing a [feedback form](https://us18.list-manage.com/survey?u=1768b24be108eaf036f245baa&id=04e31732ec&attribution=false). * Contact details (name and email) are collected for safety and venue management purposes. * No further communication will be sent unless the attendee chooses to opt in to join the Onset community mailing list. The Onset are committed to respecting attendee privacy and ensuring communication remains limited, relevant, and optional beyond the event. [Read full attendee event agreement here.](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LdbwEDAPYiJQ0xbv_T7ReX8pi0nNAS_8/view?usp=sharing)
Atlassian Service Collection and Human-Centered Service in the Age of AI
Tue, Apr 14, 7:00 AMSession 1 - Countdown to Team ’26: Modern Service Management @ Atlassian Sydney With only three weeks until Team ’26, the future of service delivery is arriving fast. Join us at the Atlassian Sydney office for an exclusive community event exploring how the best service experiences—much like the best professional partnerships—are built on human connection and smart automation. What’s happening in March: Jira Service Management (JSM) users are officially getting access to the ‘Service Collection’! This session is your roadmap to understanding what’s included and how to hit the ground running before the big announcements at Team ’26. What we’ll explore: We’re keeping it high-level and practical. No deep-dive coding—just a clear look at how these tools unite to support human-centered teams: Jira Service Management (JSM) Assets & Customer Service Rovo AI (The heart of your AI-enabled service) Session 2 "Solving the Right Problems: Human-Centered Service in the Age of AI" This is different where we are crossing over Atlassian Community with Signal Not Noise. "We’re living through what many people call the 4th Industrial Revolution, and every time the world shifts like this, the nature of work changes in ways that aren’t always obvious at first. Jobs don’t just get faster or more efficient, they start to shift. The problems we think we’re solving often turn out not to be the real problems we should be solving anymore. In this session I want to explore how to recognise those moments, how to question the work we take for granted, and why in a world where building solutions is getting cheaper and easier, the real challenge is learning how to focus on the right problems in the first place." Agenda 5:00 PM: Arrive, greetings, grab a drink and say hello 5:30 PM: Service Collection and Chloe Martin Chloe Martin and all things Service Collection 6:00 PM: Pizza, networking 6:30 PM: Peter Lee, James Zhang and Terry Haayema present Solving the Right Problems: Human-Centered Service in the Age of AI 7:15 PM: Networking, wrap up and say good-bye --- Speakers Chloe Martin - Atlassian (ITSM Solution Engineer) Peter Lee - Berst.io (Founder) As an experienced leader, I have a proven track record of transforming teams and delivering successful products across a variety of industries. With a passion for empowering teams andinfluencing positive change, I bring a unique set of skills in transformational leadership andproduct delivery that sets me apart. I am committed to leveraging these skills to drive growth and<… Terry Haayema - PM-Partners Terry is Principal Agile and Business Transformation Consultant at PM-Partners with over 30 years experience successfully delivering technology outcomes and rescuing troubled programs and projects for some of the largest and most successful corporations, not-for-profit organisations and government departments in Australia, Europe and the USA. For the last 11 years, Terry has been working… James Zang My "why" is to enrich and inspire others to live a full life through unconditional love. Transformation begins with "me" - you don't talk about it. You live it.With nearly a decade as an Enterprise Coach I've worked inside one of Australia's most complex, regulated enterprises. I've helped teams and leaders navigate large-scale transformations, remove organisational impediments, … Moderator Mark Higgins - Atlassian Community Leader I've spent 6 years as a Community Leader / Champion. During the last two, I sea changed from IT Manager, to ITSM Consultant, and completed enough certifications to have the OLD title of Atlassian Certified Expert. I can talk for hours on JSM. Hosted By Mark Higgins, Atlassian Community Leader I've been a supporter of Atlassian and its products since they where a small office in Sydney, which goes back to the start of the century (nearly). I've been in IT forever, even before it was called IT, as was known as the EDP department. Starting in 1984, just after the first PC came out, I've seen and been involved in so much change in IT, that its unrecognizable from the time I started. I remember Windows NT4, Windows 3.1, SQL 6.0 , floppy disks and a number of others that are now consigned to history. To be part of the community, is very rewarding, and I've always been someone who volunteers, from coaching my son's soccer team, from the U7's, cricket teams, my daughters soccer team, my work with Oxfam. I love community sport events, having done 17 Oxfam trail walks, more than 10 City to Surfs, Countless Gong Rides, Bowral Rides, half a dozen Half marathons, and 20 years ago, the Sydney marathon. Now, its mostly cycling, and my South Sydney Rabbitohs, and now that I can WFH, my labradoodles, Casper and Willow. Prashant Gami, Atlassian Community Leader For decades, Prashant has been helping businesses stay ahead of their competition by creating a culture of continuous innovation that adds significant value. After scaling multiple businesses and leading some of Australia’s biggest dev teams, Prashant is using his expertise, in-depth knowledge and passion for technology to drive hypergrowth for his clients at x·enabler. Pragya Malhotra, Atlassian Community Leader 😼 Tom Zhu, Atlassian Community Leader Hi, I’m Tom Zhu from Shanghai, now based in Sydney, with a deep love for technology, cats, and multicultural collaboration. Over the past decade, I’ve worked across industries like Fintech, Blockchain, and Atlassian consulting, and was running TMAN Consulting, an Atlassian Silver Solution Partner, Now I just joined Systemology recently. I’m passionate about solving problems with tech, sharing insights, and building connections in the global Atlassian ecosystem. James O'Connor, Atlassian Community Champion I've been in the IT industry for nearly three decades, starting out as a developer back in the mid-90s before moving into the world of Business Analysis. I now run a team of fantastic BAs in the daily battle to create software that adds value for our customers, with Atlassian products as the backbone of all our processes. I've been a user and a fan of Atlassian products for over 10 years, and I'm always happy to lend a hand to those just starting out using Jira or Confluence. If you have any questions or just want to have a chat, drop me a line! --- Global Partner Atlassian (http://atlassian.com) Millions of users globally rely on Atlassian products every day for improving software development, project management, collaboration, and code quality. For over a decade, Atlassian customers have come together to network, share ideas, solve problems, and find new ways to use Atlassian products. Today, more than 15,000 people take part in Atlassian community events in more than 30 countries. --- Complete your event RSVP here: https://ace.atlassian.com/events/details/trello-sydney-presents-atlassian-service-collection-and-human-centered-service-in-the-age-of-ai/.
Welcome to the next 2026 AWS Sydney Well-Architected User Group Meetup!
Thu, Apr 16, 7:30 AMHi Architects, Welcome to the next 2026 AWS Sydney Well-Architected User Group Meetup! Each month we cover off AWS best-practices across all pillars and give away drones - lots of drones 🥳 **Please also note that AWS Security now requests a company name and company email where it is available. If you are a student, please list your institution and your student email address at that institution 👍** We’ll be updating throughout the month with more speakers and our speakers so far this month include: * **Mystery Speaker** **An Agentic AI Journey (Part 2); The live feature request demo!** In this case study talk, we'll go through all the highs and lows of architecting and building https://well-architected.me using all your favourite tools and perform a live feature request in real-time! Strap in… This month's menu will include: * Pizzas * Beer: Nastro Azzurro * Wine: Big and red 🤤 So come join us at 5:30 for a 6pm **SHARP** start, followed by beer, wine, pizza and friendly networking after our talks :-)
Code for Sydney - Monthly Hack Day
Sat, Apr 11, 1:00 AMCode for Sydney is a volunteer civic innovation organization created by Sydney-area developers, designers, and activists with an interest in solving civic and social problems through the use of technology. The theme for this month's hack day is Surveillance Society. Our digital footprint is increasingly being tracked as we go about our everyday tasks. Whether this is the flight tracker to work out if your running late, the device in your pocket waiting to wake up your digital assistant, or the cookies on this website ready to serve up more tempting advertising, surveillance is all around us and only increasing - for good and bad. Potential areas we can look into could be: * Identifying and warning how we are being tracked right now * Trying to evade surveillance and minimise our digital footprint * Visualizing all the ways we are being monitored * And many more... Come along, meet new people, brainstorm solutions in our planning session, build proof of concept tools to explore these ideas (AI coding strongly encouraged) and show off what we have built by the end of the session. If you would like to start early on an idea please do - we would love to see what you come up with and maybe we can find some people to help you make it even better. Software engineers, designers and student/s welcome! Please do join the discussion on Discord: https://discord.gg/wPmp25Xnm5
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