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Category Archives: Development
‘We don’t have enough developers’ – a homebaked remedy
There’s more than one way to bake the cake of “we don’t have enough developers”. Universities produce some, polytechs some others. Many are self-taught. Enspiral in Wellington through its Dev Academy has a fulltime nine week course that turns non-coders … Continue reading
Posted in contract writer, Development, education, high tech, Innovation, IT, SciBlogs, technology, writer for hire
Tagged Andrew McPherson, developer training, Industry Connect, Ray Lu
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Psst, want to learn about IT…the Tech for Non-Tech course is a steal
Now, knowing how to code won’t necessarily be required for success in a future digital world. But knowing how the IT layers fit together is required in order to fully participate. Which is why you’d have to say the upcoming … Continue reading
Right…a way to crunch a business model from good research ideas
Here’s an interesting innovation move, one to be applauded. It’s Startup Weekend Science and Research, in Wellington at Creative HQ from Friday July 3 to Sunday 5. Interesting because its the first time a non-digital (as such) Startup Weekend event’s been … Continue reading
At last…an innovation accelerator aimed at physical products
Right, something you can get your teeth into…literally – Lightning Lab Manufacturing. So, instead of a 12 week accelerator to figure out how to take a digital idea out to the world, the same sort of programme but aimed at … Continue reading
Do Kiwis have a certain je ne sais quoi with regard to Startup Weekends – or is that wishful thinking?
Having been lucky enough to be around a couple of startup things in the past few weeks – I’ll take the opportunity to reflect. The first occasion was a Skype interview at Wellington’s Creative HQ with George Smith, the founder … Continue reading
Posted in contract writer, Development, Entrepreneur, high tech, IT, SciBlogs, start-up, writer for hire
Tagged George Smith, Glass Jar, Startup Weekend
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Name change signals expanded ability for patent owners to leverage their IP
A name’s an important clue to how a company represents itself to the world. So, the change to IP Nexus from IP Exchange represents a business and philosophical change for the Hong Kong based but globally oriented company. Its founder … Continue reading
Posted in contract writer, Development, Entrepreneur, Innovation, Market validation, Patent, SciBlogs, start-up, technology, university, writer for hire
Tagged Hidi Niioka, IP Exchange, IP Nexus, licensing
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Lightning Lab II grows up – will its offspring make it to adolescence?
Anyone that’s been around young children will appreciate there’s a heck of a difference between a one year old and a two year old. A similar comparison is valid with Lightning Lab II, which last week had nine of … Continue reading
Lightning Lab grows up, gets into its groove
The Lightning Lab’s demo day had some quite fascinating works in progress…bring on Demo (to investors) Day on May 28 at Te Papa. The team behind LL are also, as you’d hope, a year wiser, further along a path with … Continue reading
‘Fire engine envy’ + time = sales
Fire engine envy. No, I never knew that such a condition existed, though it kinda makes sense if you happen to be involved in the fire fighting business. But fire engine envy is one of many factors that’s assisted Lower … Continue reading