The document discusses the Centre for eResearch and Digital Innovation (CeRDI) and its capabilities. CeRDI works to bridge the gap between academic research and needs of government, industry and community through applying eResearch and developing innovative digital solutions. It provides examples of several projects including an online portal for Victorian groundwater data, a soil health knowledge base, and an online farm trials website. These projects use technologies like web GIS, data visualization, and knowledge management to provide decision support tools and research-ready data to benefit various sectors. The economic futures stream of the conference will explore topics around regional prosperity, entrepreneurship and industry development.