Opinion
Forget STEM – Australia Needs A Chief Technology Officer
Commercial innovation in the 21st century is very focused on IT engineering and much less so on science. By way of example, I would suggest that over 90% of Silicon Valley’s investments over the last decade have gone into IT start-ups. At the moment, science is considered very ‘20th century’ →
Behavioral Innovation, the Need To Pivot, Why We Don’t and What We Can Do About It
Written by Christine Thong and Evan Shellshear When was the last time you seriously thought about your blue chip investments →
Is Your Startup Idea Worth Nothing?
The mantra of ideas being worthless can be heard from all corners of the globe. Venture capitalists back founders and →
The 5 Tricks To Build A Startup In 6 Months Like A Pro
I wanted to reach out to everyone in this blog post and share with everyone some awesome tricks to build →
Henry Ford, Lies & Innovation
In an article in the Harvard Business Review, Patrick Vlaskovits has decided that the quote below, attributed to Henry Ford, was actually manufactured by one Jean-Marie Dru in 2002 “If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.” Often have I heard this quoted by those →
