Developing an Asia capable workforce: a national strategy
Developing an Asia capable workforce is a priority for Australia. One of the biggest impediments is the absence or underdevelopment of critical individual and organisational capabilities.
Expanding your Asian business
Further expanding your business into multiple Asian markets? Learn from other businesses that have achieved success, and access the latest Asian market trends and insights.
Special Reports
Access bespoke research, thought leadership and country and industry specific information products to unlock business potential and expand your operations.
Training Opportunities
Our suite of practical public, online and tailored programs address the fundamental needs for Australian businesses to engage successfully with Asian stakeholders.
Is your team working effectively? Businesses that have Asian teams, suppliers and partners need to create a high performing and integrated workplace culture to ensure efficiency and productivity.
The Asialink Business training course Working with culturally diverse and virtual teams is relevant for cross-cultural and Asia-based teams, cross-border supply chains, outsourced or offshore operations and virtual relationships with Asian distributors, agents and partners.
Events
Asialink Business leads the public conversation of why Asia capabilities are critical for the Australian workforce. We share insights, drive discussion and shape understanding of contemporary issues in the region.
Asialink Business events take place across Australia and the region, offering a chance for you to hear from and connect with industry-leading professionals.
Related Resources
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Australia’s jobs future: the rise of Asia and the services opportunity
This report demonstrates that by 2030 services can become Australia's number one export to Asia, in terms of total value added.
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Engaging Asia: Challenges for Australian business in Asia
This survey has identified big gaps in resources. Businesses said there was a lack of country-specific information on how to start up operations.
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Infoactiv - Case Study
Infoactiv's move into India wasn't without its challenges - the supply chain design and technology provider has found success in a highly complex and competitive environment.
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Midway Metals - Case Study
Australian stainless steel distributor Midway Metals recognised the growth potential in expanding the business into Vietnam.
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Asia capabilities - how are we tracking?
Interview with Professor Stephen FitzGerald AO on fostering Australia's Asia capabilities